[…]lt, although I can have a very unpleasant time like that. And the compensation was music. They had a very, very good music department. The head which Michael Caine stops was, am I speaking too loud? I'm not loud enough. Is that right? Yes, okay. A man called Ken Stubbs, who was ultimately, who was a[…]
[…]little film for this man.John Legard: So that was literally his first .....p.2Teddy Darvas: Not his first film, there is no record of this. Michael Korda, nobody really knows about this part. So Zoli also went into films. And he was a film editor and he directed films in Hungary and then w[…]
[…]swimming and I produced quite a lot of the events out of the stadium, but we were all very much – Berkeley Smith was both producer and a commentator; Michael Henderson, producer and commentator; Alan Chivers never did any camera work but he was a very important member of the team; Dennis Mungar, bot[…]
[…]r wouldn't lend me any money at all. And when the film was finished, had extremely good press and the Grade brothers Lew & Leslie Grade and Michael's father wanted to buy it outright for the budget. And the Boulting brothers held out. They were said no, don't sell Christopher, let us[…]
[…]an you imagine? The British Treasury will not release the dollars! So he said, "Well there we are Pat, we can't go ahead." I said, "Mick, you are Sir Michael Balcon, you're not going to take this sitting down, surely? You're going to fight this aren't you?" And he said, "Oh yes Pat, I suppose I am, […]
[…] we can't go ahead." I said, "Mick, you are Sir Michael Balcon, you're not going to take this sitting down, […]
[…] we can't go ahead." I said, "Mick, you are Sir Michael Balcon, you're not going to take this sitting down, […]
