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[…] : Now the Beaconsfield studios are the film school, the National Film School. I was stationed there in the Army […]

[…]th?ANNE HANFORD:  23 December 1937SUE MALDEN:  And the place of birthANNE HANFORD:  I was born in NottinghamSUE MALDEN:  And your nationalityANNE HANFORD:  British SUE MALDEN:  One question we always like to ask is whether you have received any awards in the conduc[…]

[…] TD:  What were you… what was the first film that you were a production assistant or production manager? AY:  I think that was at National Studios, and I was working at that time on, I can’t remember which one it was, it was either Charlie Chan or it was the Douglas Fairbanks ser[…]

[…]my father died just as I started that, and that was in 1936. And that was a seven month course, which was in London, and then my first job was in the National Gallery.What as?As a secretary. And briefly that was really very funny, because I was registered with Mrs Hoster [ph] because they thought th[…]

[…]en a job in a large labour organisation. It had it's head offices in New York.Sidney Cole: What was it called?Charles Cooper: It was called 'The International Worker's Order' and it was an interesting development because um - an interesting organisation. I was quite fascinated by it and I was taken […]