[…] ultimately they were more or less dependent on some, on MGM, the NVM connection which then went to Warners. Yes. […]
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[…] I was concerned, until 'Ryan's Daughter' which was occasioned by MGM-British Studio shutting and his wanting somewhere to dub and […]
[…] see. When they were busy I would nip in - MGM, and all that you see. But there was 'Cleopatra'... […]
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[…] almost as much as he did when he went to MGM many years later. He trained an awful lot of. […]
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[…] of lightweight cameras. Later in the 1940s he worked with MGM, and his final long-term job was as Head of […]
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