[…]d comes out the other end of a Turkish bath as Blimp. I can’t remember how they did it, and Perinal, this great French photographer who was our first Oscar winner I think – he was [Alexander] Korda’s cameraman, and it took two days. Well, I was used to 40 to 60 set-ups a day at Ealing. You daren’t l[…]
[…]. What do you feel about awards?Reggie Beck: They don't mean anything to me.Wyn Ryder: Have you views about the hype that goes on about the Oscars and around the corner there's a some editor who's made a jolly good job out of nothing with no money and no time.Reggie Beck: He's very lu[…]
[…]lm or anything So I went away and I thought well I'd blown that Didn't know enough about. Toulose Lautrec And also I was intrigued because Oscar Heller. Was going to photograph this film and I couldn't understand why I was being I thought maybe there was second unit something you know or […]
[…] The Spy Who Came In from the Cold, and an Oscar for Fiddler on the Roof. The interview with Walter […]
[…]are good films. He said. Which was the most wonderful brief (LAUGHTER) ... INT The high spots in the production there, is it not true that you won an Oscar? A Yes. For a natural history film. A conservation film, really, called WILD WINGS. Yes. At Slimbridge, basically, about Peter Scott's operation[…]
[…]tree or somewhere?PM: No, at Shepperton.DB: Ah, okay.PM: For HBO, directed by Guy Green, and lit by Freddie Young [BEHP Interview No 0004] so you got Oscar winner Guy Green, Oscar winner…right, so Guy Green would be sitting there in his chair, waiting for lighting to be finished, and Freddie would b[…]
[…]. We then... ...I think, I think that the film itself got made. We loved it. The BBC in their wisdom, should have held it because we were heading for Oscar season. And we managed to sell it to the Goldwyn Company as a feature, because it got very nice reviews in America. They wanted to enter it for […]
[…]                     Q: Was that when Oscar Deutsch died?00:03:53       JIM WHITTELL: Yes, yes, I think it was 1938 or 9 that Lord Rank bought it.[…]
[…]aving peeling it back like he would I think it was too subtle. Nobody knew it but me. The film was actually quite successful and Obi I believe got an Oscar. Is that right.SPEAKER: M5Yes he did.SPEAKER: M2The film was not as successful as King Kong because it was a different type of film. He was a ni[…]
[…]colour. And I got them to the stain and they’re really something I. now that came in to my mind when I started photographing the camera men for Oscar winners. The sound people and I thought all these wonderful technicians and none of them ever get any publicity why don’t I as a photographer ou[…]
