Carmen Dillon

[…]ter) went to see him. And he was getting very frail at that time. He got very ill for some years. And I remember...and he couldn't...with his hands...open a tonic bottle. I always very shocked by this, really. Had no sort of guts left - amazing.Sidney Cole: Yes.Carmen Dillon: But he kept on. He kept[…]

Charles Bennett

[…]ture out in spite of him" - that kind of thing. So, C.M. Woolf said, "All right, I'll do it. But I object to it, and I say it'll be a flop." Well, it opened at the New Gallery in Regent Street and was a vast success - much to C.M. Woolf's fury, of course. But C.M. Woolf actually was the eventual win[…]

Stephen Peet

[…]tten, it was marvellous... When I was in Oxford Street, where this Marion Greirson's unit was, was every Thursday evening GPO unit had a film evening open to various people that were working round there, where we saw the latest documentaries and the latest Mickey Mouses and all the rest of it...&nbs[…]

Women in West London Film Laboratories

[…] provided by Alan Brazier; Patterns of Inequality:A Woman’s Work ( Open University 1975); Visit by Members of the Rank Organisation […]
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