[…]n was, now Nicola Court was there. Mike Edwards was coming through, Lorraine Davidson, Claire Dean, people like that. I: And when did... R: Martin Geissler. I should have said Martin Geissler. James Matthews! Let's not forget them! I: And James was in Edinburgh? R: Yes. I: A[…]
[…]actually talked to me about the whole documentary film movement, and this stirred up a great interest in me at that particular time. Now his name was Martin Wilson.Oh yes, I remember Martin Wilson extremely well, yes.AL: Yes, yes.Yes you can remember him?Because I, yes, there was a film that I edite[…]
[…]people from the crime Film Unit, one in principle, Godfrey jennison, had formed a production company and talked to three others, Arthur booster, Dick Martin and myself about the possibility of joining him in a production company. While I was working for them shell Film Unit. Arthur was working still[…]
[…]t anybody else who took part in it. The Commanding Officer was actually I later found out the Headmaster of Rugby who was a muscular Christian called Martin Lloyd. I think he was probably Deputy Headmaster at that time I met him afterwards when I went to announce an organ recital from Rugby school c[…]
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trying to think.
Mhm.
Cyril Cusack I thought was terrific in it.
Ah, a lovely actor.
Yes.
Stunning.
And of course Martin Sheen, who I had actually never heard of at that time.
That’s right.
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[…] Desmond was essential to Sid Field, which was another person I wrote for, [in] London Town, it was essential, he was the side kick, the stooge, like Martin and Lewis. Very essential. But as Arthur moved on, Dickie moved out.RF: OK well, I suspect we are at the end of the ‘30s. Would Where's that Fi[…]
[…] a company called flitters, in in CO production of the BBC. And then I met another person with whom else to make six films as my producer. His name's Martin proctor. And we went on, we got on really well. And we did the film about the Bolshoi Ballet, which in the end was two hours long. And that was[…]
[…]e Edna, being both Irish and red-haired." And she kind of grinned at me. And that's the end of that. Next day, I get a phone call. "Hello, my name is Martin Poll." I said, "Yes." "I'm producing a film with Shirley MacLaine. I believe you met her yesterday?" I said, "Yes." He said, "We've got a book […]
[…]rdon being executive producer. We had a technical adviser in Shell called Bill Prentice, who was a refinery engineer. Also a technical adviser called Martin Rogers, who was a science teacher at Westminster School, and went on to become a head of some prominent public school. Between the Shell advise[…]
