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[…] the feature films we did a lot of war material, instructional films for the forces, propaganda films, and what we […]

[…] Mayne who was a much quieter guy. He was ex- GBI (Gaumont British Instructional). Quiet. Short. Unobtrusive. Left all the […]

[…] tell us about that, I thought you were still with GB. TC: No when GB News packed up, Paramount packed […]

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[…]tle, it restricts what the BBC is able to do. And if you look at sport as a prime example, …. the amount of half-popular sports, football, cricket, rugby, etc, that's on terrestrial television is minimal. And the BBC are doing their best to promote minority sport, don't they? Yeah … and so therefore[…]

[…]t me postcards of the Hotel du Balcon from various parts of France.  Anyway, he had a conventional grammar School education Mick, quite a good rugby player. He had a congenital defect in his left eye, in which he wasn't quite blind, but it did prevent him, his eyesight, from being called up in […]

[…]wing and he taught me everything about cameras. And we were doing feature films there, and in between the feature films we did a lot of war material, instructional films for the forces, propaganda films, and what we used to call Food Flashes. They're just like the commercials nowadays, but they only[…]