[…]that's actually not here. If a job. Are you interested? So I said, Yeah. Anyway, she did hear of a job. And it was working for a casting director for Hammer films. And so I gave him my notice, and off I went, and the day I started, Bob Fitch it I think his name was said, I'm leaving on Friday. So I […]
[…] couldn’t show it, itwas no use. So somehow you had to indicate that there was more to it than there was in the trailer, you know.Yes. And what about Hammer films, did you do the trailers for them?Oh we did all the Hammer films, oh yes, indeed.They must have been iffy?Michael, Michael Carreras and I[…]
[…] I make all these bits and pieces, you know. He was slightly pre-do-it-yourself thing. My own experience was working for Jim, working for Hammers....Q Where was that, over at Bray?A […]
[…]m as a filmmaker. And movie but those programs did very well. And it was after that the discussion started that I and then a lot of other people were hammering away and hammering away in Hemingway after all and can only hammer away at the BBC virtually then. And. And in desperation the BBC said alri[…]
[…]en, while I was doing that, I had a phone call from my agent who was john redway in those days, saying, he'd been speaking to me speaking about me to hammer films who wanted to see me out in hammer, but they make horror pictures. He said, Yes. I said, I can't do a horror pictures. Why not? Think abo[…]
[…]rected a few bits of shots. So I was working on that with him. Eventually, we started to make a sort of a French newsreel journal the gear and Robert hammer came in to edit that because they had to have somebody who speak French. But then of course after the fall of France, it all just disappeared.R[…]
[…]n, you know, to disappear between I think six and half past nine in the evenings, which was a quiet time because, you know, the show's over I went to Hammersmith art school round the corner. And I think that's pretty good students. I think I was just doing drawing far as I remember, this went to the[…]
