[…]particular film, on very limited budgets, you can't always do what to produce this one time limited budget, if they say, Well, I want to sound like a Hollywood musical. And I've only got 50 plans, you have to say, Well, I'm sorry, you know, it's that's going to involve what you want to involve 20 sc[…]
[…]d it was all lifted Jack Benny, Bob Hope material. And I found that out because I did a series with Bob Hope to the BBC Radio. And Bob cabled me from Hollywood to say could I get Bob Monkhouse to write the English side of his material. Why him? Because he knows my material, my style very well.NS: [c[…]
[…] A lot of our film studios have closed down in Hollywood, and all our directors are now ex film directors […]
[…] them on. But Laurence suddenly said to me, "Vernon, in Hollywood they make these cobwebs, but they lock the stage […]
[…]s as you like, you can't edit. Keep rehearsing until you get it right." He said, "But we can't do that. A lot of our film studios have closed down in Hollywood, and all our directors are now ex film directors and they want to go five, six, seven, eight takes. And it takes three or four weeks to edit[…]
[…]o make cobwebs. The prop man used to go and get cobwebs on the end of a stick and try and hook them on. But Laurence suddenly said to me, "Vernon, in Hollywood they make these cobwebs, but they lock the stage when it's done and nobody's allowed to go in. But I'll give you a clue, there's a very stro[…]
[…] lenses in those days so to change the shot size without moving the camera you had to unfasten the blimp open it up change the lenses in the way that Hollywood had been doing for 30 years but seemed conspicuously irrelevant in a television operation in which speed was of crucial importance. When you[…]
[…]ked out some of these things for you, I didn’t realise On the Twelfth Day of Christmas was nominated for the 28th Academy Award Presentation, 1956 in Hollywood. I didn’t know. Perhaps I knew once, but I’d forgotten and there it is being nominated as one of five short two reel subjects. The Battle of[…]
[…] going back. And so I naturally went back to assisting him. But then there came a time they had to do remakes of wicked lady, the Hayes office and in Hollywood in America, had object objected to the cleavage that Margaret Lockwood showed in her period dressing This is at the same time as the outlaw.[…]
[…]g left and we will do to start filming in a couple of days. All the costumes are burnt. And try Brooks five especial two pairs which are made room in Hollywood and got forgotten to the west of Las Vegas. How are we all went to work and we moved to studio on the Thames. River. Well, Linda Wood&n[…]
