[…] very good. Breaking camera, moderate, I suppose. But yes,Speaker 2  27:37  guy, guy Green has, has done some very good stuff. He was great hammer man, as has done some good, good work as director, but not that great you have, perhaps he hasn't had the opportunity. Freddy Francis, you know[…]
[…]y of the Marie Celeste. She joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service during WWII and subsequently returned to the film industry, working for Rank and Hammer studios among others. Her final film was One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing (1975). SUMMARY: This interview, conducted by Alan Lawson and Sid Cole[…]
[…]..Alan Lawson: [Laughing]Cyril Page: ...and errm...we got rid of that quick, because er...being recognised from the air. It had all the stars and the hammer and sickle on the top! [Laughs] We thought we'd better get rid of that! But um...No, it was...it was quite an experience, and er...I came home,[…]
[…]the only film actually I worked on with him was – oh no, there were a couple – a little film with Max Bygraves called Charley Moon, and one with Hammer, The Abominable Snowman, would you believe. And then after that he was trying to set up The Key and it was being very slow and L[…]
[…]e bought a new, brand new, custom built, 24 channel, six track stereo mixing console. The new console was used for the first time for mono mixing the hammer house of mystery and suspense. 14 episode TV series vel guest, Johnny huff and lots of other good directors, directed one or two episodes, and […]
