[…]of an American director called T. Hayes Hunter. He turned out to be a very nice man but he was very severe on me to begin with. Eventually Balcon and Gainsborough Pictures, let me think, he thought I had some sort of promise but he didn't know what so he put me through various departments, the editi[…]
[…] to work in films and sent some speculative sketches to Gainsborough Studios while she was still doing her wartime service in […]
[…]k home alone in the blackouts with a total stranger, but my friend met a Polish gentleman that worked in the Polish film industry who knew Kleeman at Gainsborough Studios, who was the studio manager. So cutting a long story short, even before I got demobbed, I got an introduction to Gainsborough Stu[…]
[…]I was always in Lime Grove and I noticed that there was activity at the studios which had been closed for some years before the war. I found out that Gainsborough who were part of the game on British setup that were based on his LinkedIn. There'd been a bomb at the old his his LinkedIn studios and t[…]
[…]His first film was Victory shot on Salisbury Plain, directed by Wetherell; FY then worked on various other assignments including three two-reelers at Gainsborough with Ivor Montagu, starring Charles Laughton, Elsa Lanchester and Harold Warrender; FY describes shooting the Gainsborough films.00:17:05[…]
