[…]d in Action didn’t you?SAMUELSON: Yes, ............... that was a wonderful contract forus. They, when Granada set up World in Action it was run from Golden Square (yes) and they decided that ....they’d used us many time that instead of taking on the overhead of their own crews and and the productio[…]
[…]in to The Great War you will find a lot of the Austro-Hungarian German material in The Great War was sourced from Budapest rather than from Berlin or Moscow, but yes, sorry to get back to your point there were one on one relationships with archives in both Germanys and some other countries, sometime[…]
[…]ry, the prestige documentary lasted in albeit in dwindling form. It it changed somewhat in its motives and methods throughout my career, at first the golden age of sponsored documentary, you could make almost anything and people would watch it and come and see it and even write about it in the press[…]
[…]d Norman Wisdom though in previous years they'd had various often they did have a musical entry but then there was a competition and somebody got the Golden.    SPEAKER: M17    Well it wasn't called the golden golden sea swallows. I think I don't quite know wh[…]
[…]was being involved and I was 60 pounds of term and I rub that in. And I was then removed from that place and put it another school prep school called golden passtures?. Which I didn't members about, I had to change rugby to a soccer which I've said quite a lot. And I was I think only there for about[…]
[…]mainly but some National Film Finance Corporation money. Roy Fowler: Yes. Were these for primarily domestic release or were they aimed at a more international market? Andy Worker: Well the first one we did, we had Juliette Greco and Richard Todd. Richard Todd was under contract to Fox, so […]
[…];42:27  I thought, Well, I'm not doing anything. Sometimes when that happened, because it was so busy in those days, you know, it really was the golden age. I mean, people say this is another golden age. But that was the golden age. Shepparton was wonderful. I haven't got on I'm digressing. I k[…]
[…]u know, with the most extraordinary beasts patrolling, and promenading about. And this er - wildly futuristic concept of people moving all across the globe by aircraft. And, and Shell made a film which made passing references, not really more than passing, to the use of, of fuel and lubricants which[…]
[…] was one of the Directors, first time I’d met and worked with Martin, who again would feature very substantially later. MW: So you were based in Golden Square [London] rather than in Manchester. TD: Golden Square, yes that’s right. Golden Square. MW: Interesting, I remember Maxine bei[…]
