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[…]sp;spent some years through the worst period forindependent producers, the arrival of the National Film Finance Corporation..Jim Laurie- glad to help us. We had every sort of financial […]

[…]g with the shadow was progress. The Derek Williams  12:51shadow of progress was undoubtedly my most successful film. And it actually won 25 national and international festival first prizes 25 which is almost half of my total award. It hit the peak of the environmental movement, and 1969 it[…]

[…]u know, and I was next to him as this gentle Oliver, next door in my velvet suit and this close up picture was was printed the following morning in a national paper. We were doing some Dickens' birthday celebrations in a galleried inn we used to do it every year, I think it's still there in the boro[…]

[…];   And she was very complicated and I mean Jack was, bumbled on and that and they’d both been in Canada and they’d worked in the National Film Board there. And so then I startedup my, you know, an editing company in Great Newport Street, which seemed to metamorphosise itself int[…]

[…] going to lead to a life, and as I worked with some of the finest lighting cameramen in the world, because Gaumonts had German, French, Japanese, all nationalities working as lighting cameramen.DB. Did you know Freddie Young?PS. Freddie Young had the reputation as being the finest lighting cameraman[…]

[…]One, I must say Pathé was, we were clean. We did not do any dirty trick … ​Q:​Of course not. 00:32:03​ADOLPH:​Well, the, one year I had the National, you see. At the National we used to buy the rights [???] four years, even well before sound. We used to pay a thousand quid for the rights, […]

[…]es of J.Arthur?Peter Tanner: No that was the only time I met him on those occasions. Then I went to Rock Studios it was then, afterwards British National, to work with an editor called Jarvis, Jarvie, and I worked with him on picture called Gentleman Adventurer which was Hanbury's, on[…]

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