[…]? Andy Worker: Yeah, hmm. Roy Fowler: Ah hmm, so in terms of production finance there was no problem? Andy Worker: No problem. GFD and Gaumont used to put up half each in those days. Roy Fowler: What kind of accountability was there? If the film went over budget was there conside[…]
[…] or um... Si dney Cole: Yes - no, he was Gaumont British. Bernard Vorhaus: Gaumont British that's right. And er - […]
[…] there was no problem? Andy Worker: No problem. GFD and Gaumont used to put up half each in those days. […]
[…]duction properly," see? Well a friend of mine who is a big noise in the film world - later he was - he was then, and his father was a big director in Gaumont-British. And this friend of mine, we were young, almost kids together, I knew him well and his name was Hughie Orr, and if you get the Childre[…]
[…], one's called Sid. I can't think the other person name, but the cinemas that they had was theAlbert Critoph 30:51 cinema in Kilburn, the Gaumont state Kilburn, theTrocette at Tower road. Big cinema down in Mile End Road, I can't think name of it,Albert Critoph 31:04 an[…]
[…] of reasons. One was that he was obviously someone prepared to learn in all sorts of ways from experience. I didn't know him when he was in charge at Gaumont in the days of Victor Saville and Alfred Hitchcock at the Lush but I have a feeling that the influence of people like Ivor Who worked for him […]
[…] was then, and his father was a big director in Gaumont-British. And this friend of mine, we were young, almost […]
[…] I didn't know him when he was in charge at Gaumont in the days of Victor Saville and Alfred Hitchcock […]
