Search Results for: Lifetime Achievement Award at the Women in Film and Television Awards (2010)

[…]erview with Maurice Elvey, who is certainly one of the pioneers of the British film industry. Even the doyen of the British film industry. During his lifetime, Maurice has made at least 150 films. Maurice, I gather you were born in 1887, and I wonder if you can tell us something about your early day[…]

[…] Monmouth to still have a local cinema. It's quite an achievement for the people that have taken the job of […]

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[…]ink about it perhaps not the numbers that once were but for places like Cinderford? Colford even Monmouth to still have a local cinema. It's quite an achievement for the people that have taken the job of running them. Because with everybody and their homes mind you I often go down the cellar and loo[…]

[…]y, film's going in one end and coming out complete the other end.You haven't got time for any artistic, for want of a better wordAlan Lawson: Academy AwardsMonty Berman: All you're doing, you're in there to make your film, deliver it, and keepyour crew workingAlan Lawson: In a way, crudely put, it's[…]

[…]e ACTT History Project. The day is July 5th 1990.  The subject of the interview is Adam Dawson and the interviewer is Roy Fowler, and we're at ACTT at 111 Wardour Street. Roy Fowler  0:22  Adam, when, where were you born? Adam Dawson  0:25  […]

Freddie Young (FY) CinematographerBECTU No.4Interviewers: Alan Lawson (AL), Roy Fowler (RF)Date 01/04/1987 and 14/08/19875 Tapes(The second interviews covers similar ground as the first – at the start of the second AL mentions technical issues with the first interview)01/04/1987Side 100:00:00 –[…]

[…] we both took to her straight away went and saw at the Savoy she was at the Savoy and we […]