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[…]p;Andy Worker: Then Ben Henry and I formed a company and we made three pictures there with 20th Century Fox, so again, American money mainly but some National Film Finance Corporation money. Roy Fowler: Yes. Were these for primarily domestic release or were they aimed at a more international ma[…]

[…]umped this tripod up and down, all over the place. Mr. Parkinson was making a series called Wonderful London, which is very famous and is in the National Film Archives. His son Roy can tell you all about these things. Anyway in due course I found on top of the tripod was a camera which was[…]

[…] member of the Bournemouth Film Society and then did his National Service in the army. In 1952 he joined Technicolour […]

This month – March 2017 – the National Film Theatre is showcasing Ken Russell’s 1971 production of The Boy Friend, […]

[…]eter which was a beautiful box made by Kodak with a silver tablet in it and a travelling light box, with a calibrated lamp in it. Lamps came from the national physical laboratory, you knew exactly how many candelas output it was certificated, and you could calculate how much light was falling on the[…]