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[…]e the cutting copy home under my arm every night until they paid up. Many, many years later, after the war the front office, Reg Baker, who was joint managing director sent for me and said do you remember a film called 'The High Command' made by Fanfare Productions. I said indeed I do. He said well […]
[…]connection was that eventually, because of that connection, Bill Cotton Jr. became part of the Noel Gay Organisation as he now is, I believe he's the managing director after his long career in the BBC, and one of the old school. We're now in the beginning of the 60s. Having worked our way through th[…]
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[…]operator to Bob Martin. I operated on several films with Bob and then I got a lighting break with a film called Fortune's Fool, Norman Walker was the director. Then I. started on my second film lighting but I was in dead trouble because ACT, NATKE and ETU had come to an agreement where one of the un[…]
[…]ce me to anybody. Er, but, again, through my father and some solicitor, we managed to get a contact to Sir Gordon Craig, I think it was then, who was Managing Director or General Manager of Movietone, and a director in Fox -20th Century Fox - films, and eventually I think we got to see Tommy Scales,[…]
[…] at all, but I mean he was a jolly good director. And really, although he rather, in his book, he praised […]
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