[…]s studio. Both had a lot of experience totally starting right from the beginning you were born in London whereaboutsLeslie Norman 0:49 Oh news near the studios therethat was whenOh, that's extraordinary. You're younger than I am.I don't think they were and then he would watch your family[…]
[…] used to come...I only know him by going into the new cinemas and seeing his lovely colour travelogue films...And er...He […]
[…]and I used to go up and rewind the film. Well in Dad's shop...um...I used to serve in the shop occasionally...and in the shop came a gentleman who I knew, a Mr Bevan...and er...I heard that he was with HMV...Well, all I knew was that HMV was the dog with the big...the er earpiece stuck down his nose[…]
[…] is still the same set except that there is a new window put in it because something has been written […]
[…] Film Unit; Greenpark Productions; Shell Films Film Partnership Denham Studios New Ideal Pictures Nettlefold Studios Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science […]
[…]asgow to go to Strathclyde University after I had finished school to do electronic engineering and I went to do that course, not because initially I knew what I wanted to do but because I felt that that was the general field that I wanted to work in. And first, at the Freshers Fair at University, th[…]
[…]my intention to stay at strand, I got a father figure of three years. And at that age, three years is a long time. Anyway, so I set about introducing new equipment. And fortunately, there was a man who liked you using it as new equipment. And there were these beam lights or pageant landers, as we ca[…]
[…]nemployed musicians - unemployed because of the coming of sound, strangely enough, people who played in the pits in cinema - and that was called 'The New Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra'. And I was one of four, the youngest of four. There was a big gap between me and the other three, something like […]
[…] – only one TV service - on BBC TV on New Year’s Day 1959. Once again playing the head boy […]
[…]'s because the food was so marvellous and very, very plentiful. And it was my father who took Korda to see his first movie- there's a cafe called the New Yorker in Budapest which was where all the journalists and actors and writers met and they owner of that cafe got a projector and put up a sheet a[…]
