[…]d see that man, whatever his name was. AndSpeaker 1  7:08  we also went out to what people call the Anglo amalgamated Studios, which became MGM. MGM, yes, Alfred. Alfred, L Street, yes, yeah. After that. I mean, we both free dance. We took stills together and so on. Then the war broke out.[…]
[…]eggie Beck: I've never worked at Ealing, never. It was Elstree, one of the studios.Wyn Ryder: Then Terence Young.Reggie Beck: That was MGM.Wyn Ryder: Serious Charge. Was that for MGM.Reggie Beck: I don't know who it was for. He was a man who didn't liked to stop the camera a[…]
[…]: Strike the set?Peggy Gick: Hmm, 'cause this is the problem of course, I remember, coming to later, but to digress for a moment...doing a film up at MGM, when we had a lot of quite big sets with one day shooting each and only two stages! This was murder, because you'd got the one day on that, they'[…]
[…]y believe it or not. I felt I was very intrigued I was talking about gene Fowler earlier when I got to Hollywood in 78. I was taken to a reception at MGM Studios and some he said oh there's Gene Fowler this I'd love to meet him I said his father is one of my heroes. And Gene found a senior. He said […]
