[…] and stuff. And of course, another man paid great credit to him, David Lean, because he learned a lot from that. Was leans first picture. He was a co director. He'd been a co director on I was with him down in Denton when we made major Barbara. He was up working with Gabby Pascal. That was 1940 we w[…]
[…]ill him would misbehave himself rather I think. And the third scum comes touching in with were four of them. There was Liam Latimer was the assistant director. I think he was on it too. That was Bonnie keen, and there was Dylan and then this, this Iranian or rather Mainly a man who has something to […]
[…]hink there were only three, which went on I think for about, I can’t remember, was it six weeks, or two months, or something, but it was basic studio managing techniques, sound effects up through microphone balancing and basic recording and things like that and then we were attached to various parts[…]
[…]he Orient Express with Sidney Lumet for whom I have enormous respect, a wonderfully technical director and very good with actors as well, the perfect director. One of the perfect types of directors. We had in the early weeks of that picture The Murder on the Orient Express we had a lot of criticism […]
[…];continue on a conceited note, it took wg a mere 35 years to become managing director so with that in mine there's hope for everybody in our industry. RF: The one film[…]
50 Years of British TV Documentaries: A Diary of Decline, by a film editor – Simon Rose 2014 With his unique perspective […]
[…]ver saw the tight, two-man crews. And this got lodged in her head, you know, I mean, famously, she had a meeting in Downing Street, which all the ITV Managing Directors attended and she opened proceedings by saying to them - "Gentlemen, you are the last living example of restrictive practices and I'[…]
[…]nd I developed that for him.Fowler/Lawson: Geoff Faithful?Bill Girdlestone: No. Sidney Blythe. And he came along with Colonel Bromhead, our Managing Director, he says, 'I did want to meet you. I'm sure you were the boy that I started off.' I said, 'Yes, that was 12 years ago.' He said, 'Is[…]
[…] those days, Paul Fox was then for the time being, managing director, or whatever it was called. And eventually it […]
[…] how you light a set, what's your relationship with a director. Questions that don't get asked on the set because everybody […]
