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[…] WHITTAKER In Birds Eye View it was ideas, it was locations. On Birds Eye View it was … a lot […]

[…] WHITTAKER In Birds Eye View it was ideas, it was locations. On Birds Eye View it was … a lot […]

[…] here or something...errm...er...I forget what it was...oh yeah...we were on location down in Brighton... 'The First Gentleman'!... Alan Lawson: Oh […]

British Entertainment History Project Interview No. 710 Interviewee: Anne Hanford, formerly Head of Television Library Services at    the BBCInterviewer: Sue MaldenTranscriber:  Linda Hall-Shaw SUE MALDEN:  Thank you very much for talking to us Anne.ANNE HANFORD:  […]

[…]ia started to...er Columbia Pictures started to do a British version over here or something...errm...er...I forget what it was...oh yeah...we were on location down in Brighton... 'The First Gentleman'!...Alan Lawson: Oh yes...Cyril Page: Jean-Pierre Aumont I think, was the leading man, and we were d[…]

[…]ntences and then being bundled on the plane again. I'm going to go somewhere, and eat all that foul food, I'm going somewhere close to home, where no location is more than about three or four hours away, where the food is good and the weather's fine. And that's what I'm going to do. He said there is[…]

[…]ably about �150,000.Sidney Cole : It was quite enough in those days.Muriel Box : Yes, it was quite a big job I had there.Sidney Cole : With a foreign location in it, that was quite a challenge.Muriel Box : That's what they cut down on. You can't use doubles, because not only have you got their fares[…]

[…]at did I do, I made a film - they were commercial films - one was for Seagrams whisky. And we had George Hin [?] doing the designs, but I did all the location sussing out and the various versions of the script and so on there. There was another, I can't remember it.Unknown interviewer, possibly Alan[…]