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[…] Errol Flynn it must have been one of the last films he made before he died but he was a […]
[…] documentaries seemed to hold endless opportunities. Many directors hoped their films would change the world for the better and I […]
[…]p;and Les move was put into independent television and I went across to feature films and I also took the old shot shorts and documentary branch or under my&nbs[…]
[…]ack to London.SF: How old are you now, roughly?Twenty-two, twenty-three.SF: Had the cinema, the industry – not the industry – but films, impinged a great deal on you?No. I mean films had, one of my first film memories is of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, which of course c[…]
[…]tle resources as possible, there's something hugely, hugely joyful about that! [15:41]So, that was, I would say, Lunchtime Scotland Today was my liberation. Whether people would look back at it and think it was a bit naff or whatever, it was, I quite often look at television and say, "Hmm, it's[…]
[…]s but that's what I ended up doing. I started then being a clapper loader, I worked mostly with the New Decade, which Yes, the company was New Decade films, which was Stanley Marks and his father, his father, john. Now Stanley had been a cutter I think, British movietone News. And he was a very effe[…]
