[…]We couldn’t get the film shown, naturally. And then British Information Services which then existed in New York, incredibly submitted the film for an Oscar and we didn’t know anything about it, they didn't tell us, and we suddenly heard one day you've won the Academy Award. So we said oh, that's ver[…]
[…]t, you know, why was I accepting this, why didn’t Igo and demand more money? And there was somebody in charge of the cutting rooms then, his name was Oscar, Oscar something.Mm, mm.And, and I started my usual, new habit of nagging him [Laughter] about more money and promotion. He wouldn’t give in, an[…]
[…]orked at Walton for about 10 days. We did it. We shot a documentary, which had some studios. Yeah, it's quiet internet. And when they were making the Oscar Wilde film, oh, yeah, it's been about 1960 I suppose  about 10 to 12 years later than theRichard Marden  5:30  new closed in 60. […]
[…]s Western Electric and it gave far superior results to the old Visatone which I had been used to before. In fact the sound department won a Hollywood Oscar in 1939 for the sound recording on Goodbye Mr Chips which starred Robert Donat and I think it was the first British film to achieve this award.P[…]
[…] in the 1960s, concluding with a detailed account of her Oscar-winning work for Darling (1965). The reason for this focus […]
[…]s introduced to Michael winner. And as I say, I've got Christmas cards from him here from years gone by. Great guy, great director should have won an Oscar for death wish. I John Luton  38:45  couldn't agree more. Ernie, and I think really, it's a tragedy that his I don't kn[…]
