[…] Fowler : No?Ella Mallett : No - where it'll be, history - it's in the Imperial War Museum isn't it?Roy Fowler : Right, yes, well either there or the National Film Archive I would have thought. One or the other.Ella Mallett : Well it was at Pinewood wasn't it?Roy Fowler : Was it? What, the archive?E[…]
[…]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[…]
[…] the Odeon, Kensal Rise where he returned in 1949 after National Service. Having become frustrated with the lack of promotion […]
[…] Roy Fowler : Right, yes, well either there or the National Film Archive I would have thought. One or the […]
[…] Association and Veterans Magazine. BFI Website of British Film Institute and National Television Archive. BKSTS (International Moving Image Society) The International […]
[…]s me again, he broke off and set up a company at the end. Last I heard of him, and a guy named slips me now but his, his roots were, he just left the national service and went into Poland Dean, and he was working as a trainee there. And other names like John. Now there's a guy called Tim Doddridge. […]
