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[…]sp;better in that I struck up then a kind of a team job with the poor Fox was in London and he was the script writer for television newsroom. One of&n[…]

[…] business for aSpeaker 1  46:41  long time. By that time, Roy, you see, I had, I, I left at the end of 46 or beginning of 47 to join Sidney Fox. So I didn't, but yes, the other two names was Peter Brook, and we're going toRoy Fowler  47:03  have to stop getting out at.Roy Fowler […]

[…] such a very low number which is 708. This is still 1934 or it might be the beginning of 1939. Suddenly I get a call, would I like to go and work for Fox Films at Wembley for Reggie Beck, Reggie Beck wanted a junior, second assistant. Fine. That was marvellous, one of my happiest times.Roy Fowler:&n[…]

[…]s?Cyril Page: Oh, yes, yes. Every time I did a shipment: "Shipment so and so, excellent. Continue good work." Errm...Paul er...Paul er...Alan Lawson: Fox?Cyril Page: Paul Fox. He used to do all the scripts and that so, of course, Paul used to say "Great," you know, er "Be a little bit more explicit […]

[…]ennett : Oh! He was very fat, you see. As you remember, he was up to about 280lbs., or something like that. And he was under contract to 20th Century Fox, and they said... they loved him. And he decided that he should become a leading man, a young leading man. He was only 24 or 25: he would have bee[…]

[…]ti-Semitism. I have no idea whether there was any truth in that or not, but it is not difficult for people to say that there is that in the BBC. Paul Fox believes there was a great deal of that in the BBC at one time, and I believe left because he believed fundamentally that a Jew would never get in[…]

[…] one or two pictures. I think Walsh was in Twentieth Century - do you remember a company called Twentieth Century, before it became Twentieth Century Fox? They made about eight films. And one of them was called On the Bowery [N.B. The Bowery]. And I think Bert was in that, playing a piano in a broth[…]

[…]that time he was very keen to try directing. And it was shortly after that that Universal Pictures decided that they needed a house comic just as the fox had got Mel Brooks as their house comic.SPEAKER: M1So they elected to try out Marty.SPEAKER: M14Marty had written the script himself with another […]

[…]'ve nearly finished out. I left Spiegel at in 1963 and I was asked to become the Special Assistant to Elmo Williams, who was the head of 20th Century Fox in London. So I worked with him in big offices in Soho square for three years, when we made pictures like those magnificent men in their flying ma[…]