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[…]olved in making gunnery training films for the Admiralty and George Gunn who is head of the Canberra department was a near neighbour of ours and friend of a&nbs[…]

[…]at at you doing. I said I've fallen fowl with Dean. He'd also fallen fowl of Dean and he said oh you ought to go and see dear old AGD West who'd been head of the sound department at Ealing who'd also fallen fowl of Dean and I said what's he doing. He's with Baird Television, he's looking for somebod[…]

[…] to roll, and there was an attempt to make my head roll as being the person behind all their misfortunes. […]

[…] to go and see dear old AGD West who'd been head of the sound department at Ealing who'd also fallen […]

[…]. And I got a very quick response back from Pinewood saying, Yes, could I go in for an interview? I went in for an interview. Cyril Crowhurst was the head of sound at that point, and he was away. So his his first deputy ,deputy head was Alan Whatley who also lived on my estate in Denham. And I used […]

[…]u didn't - actually, in fact, I used to get told off for looking through the camera to try and get the depth of field. And I know it sounds a bit big headed but I knew the Kelly calculator for depth of field off by heart. In the early days of my focus pulling I could tell wh[…]

[…]m”. How this poet should know that, I don’t know, but he did. He phoned up Basil Wright, who was a leading documentary maker, and Basil phoned up the head of Strand Films, who said “come along and see me”. I must have a drink..Interviewer – Where were they based?Peter – The Strand were based at Mert[…]

[…] watch them on wall and hope they didn't fall off. I know terrible moments like seeing Daniel strike off into the middle of an Irish lough, until his head was no more than a crotchett head you know it was so tiny in the distance thinking, what if he sinks. I can't swim, like that. And all those thin[…]