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[…] It is easy to romanticise the past as a ‘ golden age’ and I recognise that there were a great […]

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[…]rogrammes afterwards, but I think they got the the that they were the gold headed ones went, Nick Gilbey  1:51:43  they were golden years, I suppose, to begin with. But then they started to be looking at the money side. Yes, maybe, Harry Coventry  1:51:52 […]

[…] know, the mix too quickly, so you had to put a different part of your brain in to keep other people happy. Or sometimes we were doing programmes for international use where you had to to edit it slightly differently for to keep different foreign producers happy. Nick Gilbey  39:40&nb[…]

[…] Well, I'll tell you something after we finished the interview about Jack O'Connor yeah if you ever do any work with the cheaper like television International which they hide the equipment out additional equipment and it be companies and a trillion Did you ever do any work?Speaker 1  12:24[…]

[…]s to what youSpeaker 2  27:17  thought fabulous. Yeah. I've always believed that, you know, like in America, in America, you know, that the golden age of American films between the 30s and 50s, you had this plethora of character actors. And I love that that's something I really do a lot of[…]

[…] and the IB Technicolor print. Now, so the film was shot in England. I think it’s the only one Roger did of the Poe cycle in England. It was American-International Pictures, who had a co-producing relationship with Anglo-Amalgamated, and so they came up with the idea to film Masque of the Red D[…]

[…]Phil Meheux. Phil Meheux is a mine of information, but Phil, he’s very famous for shooting things like Casino Royale, Legend of Zorro, Goldeneye. But he shot The Long Good Friday in 1979/80. So he came in during the time we’d scanned the film, and he kind of supervised the g[…]

[…]unities and apprenticeships to come into the business to learn everything that they were doing, at the plant in Harrow this was. They were part of an international group, quite clearly with a big name. And each of the operations, the manufacturing operations was like a small city, like a small town,[…]

[…]ing on STV2 so we've got a, you know, a group of people who are producing content on a day-in, day-out basis for STV2, incorporating Scotland's first international UK Scottish News bulletin together with, I don't know, programmes like People's History Show, Peter and Roughie. There are a lot more ne[…]