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[…]five minutes of getting there, I got a telephone call from the guests to tell me that I got the job. Anyhow, big numbers, the guests was the American director. Anyhow, later, when I really got to know him, I said, Well what happened to the other guy? And he said, Oh, I said he was there for a long t[…]
[…]have to be union members and working through for the Film Institute and stuff like that. Not not question. Did you see the rushes separately from the director. Or did you see it in my recollection and it could be wrong. He would see them with the producers the associate producers. I don't believe he[…]
[…]g to make and, and which which of our little companies it was going to make which and, and then eventually a fella called George Archibald was made a managing director who then became Lord Archibald. And then he was primarily done to as a buffer against the Americans charging too much. And, but we k[…]
[…] of 6 Anthony Asquith (1902 -1969) was a British film director. His directorial credits include The Browning Version (1951), The Way […]
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[…]ard into Lesley Howard. Leslie Howard was a Hungarian. His original name was Laszlo Kovacs, H O V. AC. S, is his sister Ireenie. Howard was a casting director. And the film that I worked on with Leslie house called Pimpernel Smith. I can't remember the electoral dated 4240s Yes, or something like th[…]
[…]ething.” This poor chap used to go and home, come back and you can imagine what [LAUGHTER]Although he was a great comedian, Hitchcock, he was a great director. And when he did the first ‘talkie’, Blackmail, you were talking about any post-synching going on, well there, Anny Ondra, I have a fee[…]
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