[…] [Michelangelo Antonioni] directed and that was all made, well there was eventually a studio set but that was all made on location up in Notting Hill Gate. SC: And the park scene, where were they shot?RP: That park scene was shot down in Greenwich. There's a row of houses opposite the park in G[…]
[…]movement, otherwise you'd have [possibly MY mimes an unsteady movement with his hands] - it must be... It was quite a thing to - they had to keep the gates scrupulously clean after every shot, we'd check the gates and hold it up and see if there was any hair in the gate. [Chuckling] And it would cau[…]
[…]n in London of a Swiss father and a Scottish mother. I was educated at Highgate and then got an expedition to Cambridge perhaps in Catherine's um I went up[…]
[…]n't on that list you didn't get in.Unknown Speaker  44:12  Normally, of course, no oneUnknown Speaker  44:16  said, people on the gate knew everybody anyway.Unknown Speaker  44:21  But I've often thought and of course, it wouldn't have been one thing to ask for autograp[…]
[…]. No, well, in studios, well, in Garden City Studios, yes, there's entirely different from the Mitchell you look through the film that's right in the gate. Yeah, just swing the gate shooting. Had to look through the film. Yes,Speaker 1  30:48  you know, we were paid by the hour. I think th[…]
[…] the colour is everything, you can't sell ablack and white picture now, can you?Fowler/Lawson: No, not really. Were you ever involved in any wet gate printing at all?Bill Girdlestone: No, that's optical printing. I know the principle but I never had anything to do with opticals, ever.Fowle[…]
[…]e me this ruddy great folder full of photographs and blurb from Fort Knox. So, over the next month I went all through it, they couldn’t go inside the gate because only the Secretary of the Treasury is allowed inside Fort Knox, not even the President. So, I drew quarter-inch, full-sizes, everything. […]
[…]ded that they'd send me and my sister down to London to do our A levels in London. So we went to a boarding school in South Kensington called Queen's gate. And that was that was a real eye opener and a very different experience. I mean, it was quite weird going to boarding school at that age, but th[…]
[…] MI5 during the war, espionage and all that. ? ? we used to get out of this bloke. He lived next door to Churchill, I think, in Hyde Park Gate, or two doors away or next door to him, I’m not sure. He got Irish Mick, I’ll never forget, bless his heart, Irish Mick would tackle any jo[…]
[…] bothers you, as you probably realise, same as I do, with acetate was, if you broke at the intermittent then she'd stick, she wouldn't go through the gate. And of course, if you were watching and you see suddenly - pure in the middle - shut down quick, grab it, rip it off, otherwise if it gets into […]
