[…] got the work. And then he went to work for MGM Frank, and then Frank died when he was at […]
[…] times, throughout the filming, working alongside Stanley. My contract at MGM Studios commenced in February 1966. The live-action shooting was […]
[…]id, I throw them in the bin. And he said, he gave me a pile like this glossy photos. He said, you can have these. And I've got a lot of synopses from MGM and Paramount, telling you what their new releases are. I never look at them. He said, when I've got enough for my article, he said, I've been all[…]
[…]gs we didn’t have real elements on. We had one IB Technicolor print which was on deposit from Jon Davison the producer and that was it. So we went to MGM, because MGM had owned the rights to the film, and still do, and they had the original negative, 35mm original negative on Eastmancolor. And then […]
[…]t in. So, anyway when I came to leave school I had applied to many film companies. I mean I reallydidn’t know so I went to the top and went from MGM, Twentieth Century Fox, the big ones, and worked my way down. And, of course, I got rejections from everybody, in a polite way, they basically sai[…]