[…]what a difficulty to … ego is probably the wrong word that she was the star that was it. It opened in New Haven and we we went up Dickie Green, Grace Kelly and Mary Scott who was Cedric Hardwicke’s wife, Lady Hardwicke and I drove up to New Haven to see it and the curtain came down 12.30 at night it[…]
[…]t out. Do you need to take a break?HF: No. Do you want a cup of tea or anything?McG: I’m fine.HF: [asks Kay for a cup of tea] Katy. Are you all right Kelly? Please make me a cup of tea.KF: All right.HF: Thank you very much. I hope you’re taking all this down.KF: Me, I’ve got it down word for word in[…]
[…]I completed Dame Ninette de Valois. Basically talk shows but illustrated. Well I had the material.The one that was probably the most popular was Gene Kelly which I personally enjoyed making. It never got into being the kind of connected up series that I had intended because I was appointed the Profe[…]
[…]n what happened then was the the ICT sent money out for our passage home, the airfare home. The manager insisted on keeping. It was for hostages. Pat Kelly, the assistant director was one somebody else but another head for hostages who were going to stay in the Martinez. Now Pat Kelly and I had been[…]
BEHP 0739 T Phil Windeatt Transcript. Transcribed by Kelly Robinson. DATE OF INTERVIEW: 7 May 2010 at The University of Greenwich INTERVIEWEE: Phil WindeattNAME OF INTERVIEWER: Kelly Robinson [whose dialogue is in italics] COPYRIGHT/CLEARANCE: PHIL Kelly Robinson [KR]: Lovel[…]
[…]os digitally. Take a film – these are a couple of hobbyhorses of mine: MGM own two films, one It’s Always Fair Weather, which is one of the Kelly Donen musicals, which came after Singin’ in the Rain, and On the Town, that’s in original Cinemascope and even new prints and I’ve wat[…]
[…]Hollywood, she'd been in movies, she was under contract to MGM as the youngest contract dancer, they had danced and learnt with Micky Rooney and Gene Kelly, Judy Garland, they'd practised all together, she'd done all that. I did manage to say “If I write a picture you like will you do it for us?” An[…]
[…] cites the examples of Travis Banton and Marlene Dietrich, Orry- Kelly and Bette Davis, Gilbert Adrian and Joan Crawford).[9] In […]
[…]s. It must have cost at least one and sixpence to produce! Brendan Stafford was the cameraman.Alan Sapper: Yes.Johnny Goodman: I can't remember - Pat Kelly, the late Pat Kelly was the first assistant. In typical British ways they dispensed with the second assistant and just employed me as the third,[…]
