[…]cox which was great fun. Robert Hubbard wise directed. There were a lot of nice nice little films in that period. I did. Films with Jack Greenwood at Merton Park some a all his films which agreement on to do. I'd been hired to do them when I was still doing a film at Pinewood and I went to see him a[…]
[…]mpany has taken over lately. It's still there, the building. But er - then I did a lot of casual work, documentaries. There was also a lot of work at Merton Park with the Film Producer's Guild. At that time they'd just started doing some series for television and they did a series called Stryker of […]
[…]o prove to me that they couldn't afford to pay me a penny more than they were. So we foregathered in the office of Alec Snowdon. He was a producer at Merton Park Studios at one time.John Legard: A distinguished producer. A member of the Savage Club if I remember,Rodney Giesler: He was the money-watc[…]
[…]k her name was Pauline something or other.Sidney Cole: She looks familiar to me, but I couldn't put a name to her.Tilly Day: But she was at Merton Park.Sidney Cole: Ah ha? Oh yes...Alan Lawson: Oh well, at least that's something - you know she was at Merton Park.Tilly Day: O[…]
[…] 1954. In November of that year he started working at Merton Park Studios on documentaries. Left Merton Park to Future Productions […]
[…]o an extent by the cooperativeness of the acting casts, they were not big names but my god they were good.Interviewer  6:43  These were the Merton Park Films.Gordon Hales  6:44  The Merton Park films. Yes. The documentary was interesting, because I had a good deal to do with it. […]
[…]ure' which went into the cinemas and were done by Mary Field, she was the producer. But they were a well-known firm, the other well-known firm was in Merton Park. I can't remember really what they were called - Strand Films!Jim Connock : Strand Films, that's right.Kitty Wood : They were very well kn[…]
