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[…];And it was simply the fact that I put my finger in the middle of the lens. You know. And I didn't realize that. So you know it was a question of[…]

[…] go down on the first day for my course and Len Harris - you probably remember Len Harris the cameraman? Bob […]

[…]to be done and he knew - not how to do it - but he knew it had to be done And … another little story of Bertie's… he called for silence on a particular shot and there was someone whistling in the back just walking through the stage door whistling away he shouted at the top of his[…]

[…]U History Project - Interview No. 371 [Copyright BECTU]Transcription Date: 2002-02-07Interview Date: 1995-11-08 and 1995-11-09Interviewer: Bob AllenInterviewee: Mickey HickeyTape 1, Side 1. Bob Allen: This is an interview with Michael Hickey, better known as Mickey Hickey, who had a long c[…]

[…] out over quite a period, I think from beginning to end it was spread out for about a year because other things were going on as well. You see we had Len Lye then and he was doing his little jingles with hand drawn image for the Post Office, sixpenny telegram, these were things which lasted about a […]

[…]ot offhand, because I went out with the whole lot, and I've got the list here of the crews. Normally I went out with what was then known as another silent man, the silent men were Dick Harris, Norman Fisher, Alec Tozer and myself. I don't remember anybody else - we had one or two freelance ones - th[…]

[…] a was was was a fortified underground system with Frenchman had built and in which they they put an enormous amount of faith. The line ran the whole length of the frontier between Germany and France. And the French kidded themselves that this was impregnable, that ever since the First World War, th[…]

[…] Lawson: Yes...Oh yes...? Cyril Page: Ernie Palmer, er... Alan Lawson: Len Denning[?]? Cyril Page: No...er... Alan Lawson: Gavin Stretton[?]? Cyril […]