[…] that line up. Like Les Reed, people have been very good songwriters since and done a lot of good things. And anyway, John Barry of course, who is in Hollywood now and is a very established Hollywood music writer and orchestrator for big movies, Born Free and the Bond things he started the[…]
[…] things. And anyway, John Barry of course, who is in Hollywood now and is a very established Hollywood music writer […]
[…]llowed to go to the Metro cinema, which is a very glamorous thing to do. And of course, children's films, but every now and again, I get a glimpse of Hollywood as it was then. Esther Williams diving into pools, trailers for things like The Postman Always Rings Twice, Lana Turner in white, and I all […]
[…]occupied. I had a sleepless night staying up with friends saying what went wrong, what went wrong. The next day I had to get on a plane and arrive in Hollywood my first time there, sitting next to the head of publicity of MGM who kept saying you've got to be so careful what you do next. What is this[…]
[…] a Hungarian actor called Victor Varconi who subsequently went to Hollywood. A lot of the Hungarian department did. And then […]
[…]Bebe Daniels. One was called The Song You Gave Me, where I think her leading man was a Hungarian actor called Victor Varconi who subsequently went to Hollywood. A lot of the Hungarian department did. And then there was Southern Maid which was also...that was originally I think going to be for Jose C[…]
[…]urned! Both items were returned in the same condition as they had been left in my care and I could now add “cigar holder for one of the most powerful Hollywood Studio Moguls” to my list of credits! As for the Fox Executives they too had been as delighted as their Boss and expressed their appreciatio[…]
[…]me he’d –PM: Done his own thing.DB: Yeah. PM: Which were five separate stories. One was cartoon, dancing with the mouse and all that.DB: Done in Hollywood of course.PM: Yeah, I don’t think they did very well. They kind of died.DB: That’s true, that’s true. Not very well received.PM: No.DB: So, […]
[…]television series of Sherlock Holmes. His father, Leslie Howard (1893-1943), was a prominent English stage actor known for his roles as Englishmen in Hollywood films of the 30s and 40s such as The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934), Pygmalion (1938) and Gone with the Wind (1939).[12] Frederick Rowland Emett ([…]
