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[…] the best anti war film since Cavalcade'. That was saying rather a lot I think. That was certainly Stewart Rome, but Men of Yesterday had people like George Robey, music hall artists as well, in it. Because he was very fond of music hall so he always liked to have a music hall sequence in because he[…]
[…]ct, of course, I don't, but tremendously important role in the industry would have an absolute chaos without it. And I'm going back to Ken Gordon and George Elvin today. Yes.Speaker 2 27:14 Now we'll, we'll go away from act now. Now, which of all the films that you've worked on do you re[…]
[…]e would give sound the priority. And some directors would only be interested in the actor – they wouldn’t be looking through the camera at all. George Cukor never looked through the camera. And Gabby never looked through the camera. Several directors I have worked with never looked through the[…]
[…] yeah. And going back to Caesar I had tea with George Bernard Shaw, two or three times, because I used […]
