Search Results for: Oscar - Fiddler on the Roof (d. Norman Jewison 1971)
Donald Wilson
[…]'ve all suffered. It wound the wound the exhibiting side of rack organisation in the theatres sport or lovely atmosphere they've been built up in the Oscar dodge days ruined everything terrible man. Sec, you're on the stock we didn't we didn't party here on the right side and those sorts of people.&[…]
Patrick (Paddy) Carey
[…] commentary on any film I've ever had, I thinkJohn Taylor  32:34  it got 10 numerous awards, didn't it? Yes, it did. I can't remember which Oscars got the ticket and American or Oscar.Paddy Carey  32:43  It was nominated for an Oscar. I don't think it got one. It got the British […]
Francis Gysin
[…]t because you were in London. And of course some one remembers the immediate pre-war period when there were these fantastic cinemas like the proper deer at Elephant&[…]
Edward (Teddy) Carrick (Craig)
[…]sn’t a Basil Dean film, but on which I worked, "Perfect Understanding" with Gloria Swanson.EC: Oh yes. We prepared all the sets. The Art Director was Oscar Verndorf (Uncle ).SC: What did you do?EC: Nothing.SC: Oh, you didn’t work on it?EC: I worked on it to help him. But I mean to say he was a visit[…]
Stephen Peet
[…]pear there but because there was a connection with, was he nephew, I think, of a previous headmaster or something like that... there was a man called Oscar Lean, perhaps it was his son. One of the first people I was introduced to - this is very strange you've cued me into this - was having lunch wit[…]
Roy Parkinson
[…]ime because I know Ealing well of course, I've lived there a good many years, I never realised that. What year would that be?RP: I was then 11, so 26 - 27 and I stayed there till I was 14 and a half and left school then. SC: What did you do when you left school?RP: My father at that time moved […]
Tilly Day
Tilly Day (continuity) 1903-1994by admin — last modified Jul 28, 2008 04:32 PMBIOGRAPHY: Tilly Day worked on over 300 British films between the 1920s and 1970s, most particularly as ‘continuity girl’. Her career began at Walthamstow Studios in the 1917 and she received her first credit in […]
