[…]n actress who got there and she, she just enjoyed life. Her husband bored her, he was called Frenke I think. And he kept, he kept on giving her white foxes because she liked white foxes. Those were hung over underline of her tits, you know. And, no, it was just very, very simple, very... She stayed,[…]
[…]r, we managed to get a contact to Sir Gordon Craig, I think it was then, who was Managing Director or General Manager of Movietone, and a director in Fox -20th Century Fox - films, and eventually I think we got to see Tommy Scales, who gave me the job, who was editor of Movietone, through Sir Gordon[…]
[…] And then finally I got a job with Twentieth Century Fox, through contacts. I'd met, through introduction, Rene - I […]
[…] think. And he kept, he kept on giving her white foxes because she liked white foxes. Those were hung over […]
[…]ng back to the English ones again, we come to Arthur Crabtree, he started lighting then and I remember he started out then and they loaned him out to Fox at Wembley and he went down there and lit a couple of pictures and I had to go down, not to assist him, but to take something down for him I remem[…]
[…]otential one in. New cross. But it was a bit logistically, quite complicated. And literally, the last place I thought to look was where we was, where Fox's shoe shop in, I think, in off the Wandsworth Road in Vauxhall. And I just I'd seen this sort of place on the map, looked like a sort of wider St[…]
[…]p;presumably a visual aids video. No. All right. I think they've got like flies Fox scanners at. Or they did have in the 60s at your next house. So they&nb[…]
[…]y questions now we need to go in to. Where shall we start? Shall we talk about the company first?Reg Sutton: Movietone? Yes.Roy Fowler: Yes, owned by Fox.Reg Sutton: Owned, half owned by 20th Century Fox, the other half by the Daily Mail. Because it was called British, I think he Daily Mail had 51% […]
[…] I? Our first sound on film was from the old Fox company - not 20th Century Fox, the old original […]
