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[…] it. I found recently with Minder! it became such a national name that location managers only had to knock on […]

[…]stminster Abbey. They did a lot of research and started making fun of Westminster Abbey. And then that didn't ever happen. And then the next then the National Gallery concerts, were making news, you know? And somebody said, Well, why doesn't the unit make a film about a National Gallery in Kansas? S[…]

[…]he circumstances were so incredibly different in those years, and everything that we have got used to in the last 40 years didn’t exist, there was no National Film School and there was no National Film Theatre, not much writing on films. Certainly the whole business of film criticism which now exist[…]

[…] in the last 40 years didn’t exist, there was no National Film School and there was no National Film Theatre, […]

[…]t came later in my teens when I went into, I went on stage to start with and then I did odd things in films for Warner Brothers and BIP [British International Pictures] and I worked a lot with Lupino Lane.RF: Just to wrap up on school did you have any encouragement on writing there. VG: Not spe[…]

[…]aker 2  4:42  yes, and he did a number of very good documentary films. David, for instance, about a Welsh manner. And he teaches now at the National Film School.Speaker 2  5:04  So I also did a interesting series for NBC. Again, they called it a wisdom series, interviewing elderl[…]

[…]t 'Forever England' - but something like that, which was one of these terribly patriotic things, I think...Sidney Cole: Not 'This England' at British National.Kay Mander: No. Again, I should have looked all this up. I never know what I want to look up, I know where it all is. That was all shot down […]

[…];Working for it you know working with a Swiss company in London perhaps an international company anyway. But anyway having arrived at Cambridge I then joined the Fil[…]

[…]ecause I came back five years later to work from you. But I think this was from this Dimas a film called The People's land, which is a film about the National Trust, which Ron Williams also wrote to me before. And I can remember, although I may be misplacing this, but I think I remember so misplacin[…]

[…]n life. But as a result of their success making advertising films they teamed up again in 1923, and raised sufficient money through what was then the National Provinicial Bank and CM Wolf, to make a film called "Woman to Woman" Roy Fowler  10:47  Yes. Jonathan Balcon  10:49 […]