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[…]I was working with Denis Mitchell, in close contact with you and Lindsay. The obvious question is did you ever think of moving into television. At that time, because we were doing the same kind of thing ? Karel Reisz:23.02 You have to think[…]

[…]6:38  YesAlf Cooper  16:39  they will object to this this will take me three years to try and teach me where my dream in front of them moving aircraft yes so the bullet would reach the position when the aircraft got there and it was playing the feel that itAlan Lawson  17:01 &nbs[…]

[…]s and some of the difficulties filming in the early days as Gaumont; using exposure meters; a good operator maintains composition while the camera is moving and actors are moving in front of it; many operators do not want to became cinematographers; a lot come in through television rather than the o[…]

[…] which Edward Coverly Kennedy lost his life It was so moving and Ludo did not blame him obviously at all. […]

[…] which Edward Coverly Kennedy lost his life It was so moving and Ludo did not blame him obviously at all. […]

[…] he played Queen Victoria on a skateboard - so it was very funny because he’s got the crinoline  and he just moves across camera - you know he’s moving (impression) and then when he dances with Milligan - he’s on the skateboard and Spike is spinning him ha - you know01:19:52So we did that - and[…]

[…] had a vacancy for a projectionist; BN was only 14 at the time but the war was on so he was hired (started March 1941) worked in cinemas for 8 years (moving to Lido, Golders Green); he put his name on the books to be transferred to the production side; he then moved to Denham.00:06:10 – 00:13:47 As […]