[…]ember, it was immediately after Christmas, and of course we went on through the winter, the spring, the summer and we were still there, still on that Moscow street in the snow. And in the winter they all had piles of clothes on and were pretty cold, then as the summer came they still had to wear all[…]
[…]ssed most of all. So then I continued doing that until such time as... British Lion had been going through all sorts of traumas. There was the famous golden share owned by the National Film Finance Corporation, the government body set up for financing. And British Lion were the distributors of a ser[…]
[…]-) is an American actor, known for films including The Killing Fields (1984) for which he was nominated for an Academy Award, a BAFTA and a Golden Globe ED: Yes, but I love Beryl Bainbridge, I think her stuff is great. They're making a big movie of hers at the moment aren't they,[…]
[…]nada. John Schlesinger: Yes he did. He was in publishing, Roger. Norman Swallow: Yes, I did know him.John Schlesinger: Then went out on light in Golden Square, so it was always known as Gra ada. Norman Swallow: When war broke out you were only 13, wouldn't you have been. John Schlesin[…]
[…]s. Some not so successful... but I was very proud of some of the films that I made, I mean 'Capricorn One', 'The Eagle Has Landed'... Then I made 'On Golden Pond' which was a huge success...Alan Sapper : Great film, yes.Lew Grade : Phenomenal success, which paid for three 'Raise the Titanic's, altho[…]
[…]t successful musical show the BBC has ever done. Black and White Minstrel Show which ran for years all over the world. Won for the BBC the first ever Golden Rose of Montreux, made George Mitchell a multimillionaire and fully deserved incidentally. Rich to the extent he could order his own Rolls Royc[…]
