[…] and many others. But of course he went off to Gaumont's and started directing on his own. But I think […]
[…] or um... Si dney Cole: Yes - no, he was Gaumont British. Bernard Vorhaus: Gaumont British that's right. And er […]
[…] a freelance basis. During the 1930s he worked largely for Gaumont and Gainsborough on films such as The Constant Nymph […]
[…] box was - we had very ancient equipment, it was Gaumont Chronos. Alan Lawson: Blimey! David Robson: They were originally […]
[…] Production. After 15 Films,I quit & got a job at Gaumont-British (Lime Grove) as Assistant to Raoul Walsh,who was to […]
[…] days, the Rank Organisation owned two circuits, the Odeon and Gaumont. And if Del made a film, John Davis would […]
[…] who was a much quieter guy. He was ex-GBI ( Gaumont British Instructional). Quiet. Short. Unobtrusive. Left all the creative […]
[…] were you? Maurice Askew: We were over at G-BI [ Gaumont British Instructional] at the time... Jim Shields: Yes, that […]
[…] same time Great Expectations, I think, was showing at the Gaumont and Powell and Pressburger, A Matter Of Life And […]
[…] there was no problem? Andy Worker: No problem. GFD and Gaumont used to put up half each in those days. […]