Ronnie Noble

[…]p;abroad you're your own boss so you know I never heard from my company in London at all ever. I used to draw my money through the field cashier. And […]

Maurice Elvey

[…]hat reason. Not because you wanted to get away from the restraint of going to school. I was actually working when I was 9 years old in the streets of London. I expect you've all heard the Flanagan and Allen song, "Underneath the Arches." Well, I know those arches; they're actually between Northumber[…]

Hugh Stewart

[…]lunteered to go out to the East and I was much more frightened of mosquitoes even than I was of Japanese! And then I joined Alex Korda and I lived in London for a while. It was all pretty unsatisfactory. Alex hadn't anything for me to do; he hadn't anything for anybody to do. But he had got hold of […]

Douglas Slocombe

[…] the on the barges and things up in the various canals of England that was interesting, interesting, if only as an excuse to escape from the Blitz in London because I lived in 100 the time story document. So yes, that's right, and I remember that, who directed that? Charles, Charles the First one, a[…]

F E (Ernie) Diamond

[…]p;5:13  Did you do you remember we're working on a for example the blue lap did you go are in a lot of the blue lamp is shot on location in West London all around Paddington and all on there. Do you remember going and working in those parts of LondonErnie Diamond  5:31  now with that?[…]

Bruce Anderson

[…]people well meaning, but In my estimation, not very bright. And Fred Varley, formerly an ambience driver and then a rigor, became a sound engineer at London Weekend Television. I'm told, wasn't. Again, wasn't. Maybe it runs in the trade, I hope not, sound recordings. I'm pretty good. He wasn't very […]
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