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[…]y, programmes and all those things[??]?Yes. Yah.Production stills.Mm. Mm. And then they used to, they used to give me my own rehearsal, you know, the lighting was done, then I could just... So I suppose that’s where it started off, was,I just used to walk around and take the photographs. And, you kn[…]

INTERVIEW WITH VIRGINIA McKENNA (ACTRESS)The copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU History Project.Interviewer: Joyce RobinsonRecorded on the 9th January 2002. TAPE ONE SIDE ONEJR: Virginia McKenna, when and where were you born?VM: Well, I was born in London on the 7th of June, 193[…]

BECTU History ProjectInterview no: 398Interviewee: Vivienne CollinsInterviewer: John Legard and Alan Lawson No of tapes 3Duration: 3:50:151Vivienne Collins Tape 1 Side ANB: The time codes given here are estimates based on readings from the original cassette recording.Tape 1 Side A.The copyright of t[…]

[…]tion!" Of course I was petrified. I went to see Mr Berman who was - on that picture Bob Baker was producing and directing and Monty was producing and lighting. So I went to Monty and said, "Look Mr Berman I'm terribly sorry, we have a problem. The Italians have said that if we don't give them double[…]

[…]camera, it’s said. I don’t know. Do you remember that?CB: No I don’t think he worked on the camera, noI: Well, as an assistant, I don’t mean actually lightingCB: He was so very rarely on the set. He used to just sit and watch oh, I’m sure he did plenty- a stuntman?I: It’s said he did stunts on it. N[…]

[…]l think of him soon. But he was the only one who was totally impervious to Tubby's cutting edge didn't get all there and Ken can he cut Tubby was the lighting cameraman and Ken. Ken was the operator and operating cameraman Tubby and, and Kenneth Clark understood each other Tubby thought he Kenneth C[…]