[…]stone of him went up into the carriage and demonstrated how you fall out of a railway carriage. And the other memory I have, film memory was going on location for another Quota Quickie to Cornwall and I think it was called The Wickham M..Mystery a story my father wrote as well.We lived in Wickham Ro[…]
[…] was taken out of the cutting room and sent on location as assistant director. In other words he felt I'd […]
[…]came, you know, your time is up pal, actually, and he went to work on you know, became a production manager. And Julius the the other son, he died on location, funnily enough in Africa, as well. And it was the same sort of sad demise if you like, which we'll talk about the my as happened to my fathe[…]
[…]know. Yeah, he was a bit kind of that, yeah. Lewis Gilbert of course I did Alfie with him. I was doing commercials for Shell Oil, and his son was the Location Manager, and he just said to me one day “Oh, my dad’s doing a picture. Shall I mention you to him?” “Yes, yes, yes.” And it would turn out to[…]
[…]attered. I was in. Everyone said after that that I was Donald's GHB. Golden Haired boy. That was when I was taken out of the cutting room and sent on location as assistant director. In other words he felt I'd learned enough about editing. He said “it was a very specialised job, making movies in coal[…]
[…] of the Morning which I believe was the first three strip Technicolor film made in England. Elephant Boy was being finished off. They had been out on location in India. The Four Feathers went on location to Africa. To think of a film like that going on location in those days by boat – it was just in[…]
[…]n and I there. What I did find, although I enjoyed my work, I did find the fact that I had to do the call sheet very trying, because they were out on location with come on George. Naturally, they didn't get back till about eight o'clock at night, because it was double. Summertime. And of course, I c[…]
[…]hin just a week of starting work in the camera department. Was there was a location. At struggling Bay which involved two cameras Jack Cardiff Harold Hazen and […]
