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[…] and most of our stuff was on CBS, in fact as I remember all our stuff was on CBS.Rodney Giesler:Did you find that your job had changed significantly moving over to an agent?Roy Fowler:Well I became executive producer rather than a line producer or working hands-on director and the principal show th[…]
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[…]these films and I thought I was going to make it look like October. But all the time I was very impatient to keep going, to keep going, and of course moving around the steelworks was - I mean an incredible problem for the crew, for Ray Elton and his sparks. And so it was fairly tense but gradually I[…]
[…] only 14 and a half. Yeah. And that was that I sort of became office boy. Relief telephonist call boy. And everything that's at Wharton Hall side and pictures on federalSid Cole 0:46 what films that they're making.Hugh Attwooll 2:53 Well, the very first film was Harold Huth? […]
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[…]le. So I was then evacuated to South Brent which is a little village about 16 miles from Plymouth. And that’s where I spent the rest of the war until moving to Bristol. South Brent .. being evacuated were probably the most formative years of my life, because I had lived in cities before then. But fo[…]
[…] asked about memories because Ronnie passed away recently and somebody asked me about my favourite memory of Ronnie which was Ronnie saying he wasn't moving and Mike McGarry saying he was and the two of them were such similar characters in terms of their immovability and there was a picture ended up[…]
[…]Swallow: Why not.Julia Cave: And unfortunately Paul Johnston died, [pause] had a heart attack, just at the time when I was actually moving over to work on ‘Omnibus’ although I did go back later to do some other ‘Chronicles’ for the subsequent editor, Bruce Norman.Norman Swallow:&nb[…]
