Roy Fowler

[…] and the King of Siam, a book that had been written quite some years before by a woman who had actually lived through it and then made into a film by Fox with Rex Harrison and R&H had this idea of doing it and Gertrude Lawrence was going to be in it. And he said “Should I take it?” and I said “W[…]

Derek Threadgall

[…]ich was in. The Gene Hackman voice which I had a picture of the detectives thing French French Connections convention. I saw that at a preview run at foxes studio foxes cinema. And. That was the first time I'd heard it and it was a throwaway line is hangman just threw it away. It was always chasing […]

John Schlesinger

[…] very small. And then what happened was I had been working for some time on a screenplay with Steve Zellian of Falcon and The Snowman. And we were at Fox and maybe as a result of Honky Tonk Freeway and everything it got put into turnaround and I could see that we weren't going to make it and I came […]

Norman Fisher

[…]ystem and the sound quality was good.Roy Fowler: Well let's talk about the newsreels as you remember them from then on. How long a time were you with Fox Movietone?Norman Fisher: All in all from 1936 to 1978. The war was in the middle but I was a newsreel war correspondent so I was still with Moviet[…]

Denis Forman

[…] great row with the MOD and thePress would probably be critical of television being so outrageous and they forbade us to transmit it.So I called Paul Fox who in those days was in charge of Panorama and said "Paul would you showthis film?" and he said "I can't show it all" I said would you show some?[…]

Winston (Wyn) Ryder

[…]now how I found out there was something at Denham, but they mistook me for another Ryder, Sid Ryder who is still around I think, something to do with Fox?LH: Dunno.WR: Yeah, on the projection side. And I worked there with CC Stevens. I couldn’t believe it, because at Beaconsfield we often did forty […]

David Robson

[…] was coming next. But then of course was the wonderful Fox opening, with all speakers on... Alan Lawson: Yes, yes. […]

Norman Fisher

[…] from then on. How long a time were you with Fox Movietone? Norman Fisher: All in all from 1936 to […]
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