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[…] and that was… And Lady Luck, with Zoë Gail and George Gee, those were, were the sort of things, Michael […]
[…] years.[32]JR: Fine actor.VM: Wonderful actor. And then I did another film at Ealing[33] called The Ship that Died of Shame (1955).[34] That was with George Baker,[35] who I then, many years later, did one of those Inspector Wexfords,[36] so I again worked with him, which was lovely. I love working […]
[…], well, now we are coming to, again, I suppose an important....Let me just reel off the titles to make sure that we’ve covered them The Silver King...George Pearson39 was one of the producers, does that ring any kind of bell, George Pearson?CB: Yes...I: Yes? Right.CB: Welsh-Pearson-Elder wasn’t it?I[…]
[…]ecause in later years when I thought of going on the other side they had a technique, they employed a technique that James Cagney could be talking to George Raft and he’s got plot lines – I didn’t realise this until years later, so he’d start his plot lines, saying “listen we’re going down” or whate[…]
[…] right yes. I: To Be a Lady … I see George King directed that. CB: Yes I: He was a great […]
[…]ouldn’t afford to keep up the place because everybody was in the army - no funds. And theyonly had the one room there and they moved out to Stanmore. George’s home when he livedwith his parents, a small suburban house, and we had one room about from the size of the thing there to here where....Q Was[…]
[…]rdon Dines. Gordon Dines much later became a cameraman, and quite successful. But at that time, he was first assistant to a camera man by the name of George Pocknall, I remember his name very well still. Now, my first job was to carry the still camera, which was quite a big number. It was 100 tripod[…]
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