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[…]orked with, one way and another, a lot of the people who were the early pioneers of documentary in the country I suppose, because it was a very small group then wasn't it?Philip Leacock: Yes. I worked with, on loan out to Elton. I edited a film which John shot in what is now called Iran, which was s[…]

[…]ers’ guild, well...Q Well, there were so many weren’t there?A Loads of them - Data, Rail, Wallace Productions.Q But, let me think, there was one group who went and, except for one or two films...A Ray Films - them I dealt with quite a lot.Q Merton Park.A Oh Merton Park - well that was part of t[…]

[…] He'd already been out there and made some films e. g. Defence of Madrid. In 1938 he had this project for making more films out there and assembled a group of people which included Arthur Graham, Alan Lawson, Thorold Dickinson and Philip Leacock, who afterwards became a well-known direct, and off we[…]

[…]0s. There were a lot of children in Talking Feet, Hazel Court was one. It was like a filmed variety show.Peter Musgrave: He also turned up as part of Group 3 Productions. How did you handle the situation of finishing at Shepperton at such a tender age?John Aldred: As I said as one door closed anothe[…]

[…]rs before that to the writerSC: Eric Linklater. We went to see him in the Highlands, a story which didn’t get made. We didn’t make it, it was made by Group 3. Tell us about that adventure.CC: I don’t remember much about it.SC: What happened was that you went offCC: Oh that, he was very stiff, he did[…]

[…]en what was the next film after that? That youSpeaker 2  27:03  the next film? Well, the next feature film did after that was something for group three, which John Grayson was produced in charge of, and it was called the Oracle. That was in 1952 directed by Pennington Richards, who used to[…]