[…]n various things. They were good. John Warren, whose real name was Warner, was an ex-actor, and he used to do that terrible commercial programme for ATV in Birmingham, Mrs Somebody's Lodger, who was it? Don't you remember? Well you were probably very lucky not to see them. I only saw them because I […]
[…]nyway, so that particular period you must have been very, very busy...Peggy Gick: Oh gosh, yes I was...John Legard: ...and this is the early days of ITV and they were mostly shot in black and white weren't they? I mean, we were still in the black and white days virtually, 'cause colour didn't come i[…]
[…] processing, and then the printing from the negative for them during that time. Which was quite interesting, because I see a lot of this stuff now on TV that we actually process. In some of these historical documentaries,Roy Fowler  11:43  the Barnes Wallis activities came a little later,D[…]
[…]anaglyph system, which dates back to 1858. This is rather a poor quality system, though we did our best with it. I also collaborated on two broadcast TV programs on 3-D, which showed anaglyph 3-D scenes. These were put out by TBS in 1982.At the present time, I’m working again in 3-D, on a project fo[…]
[…] want to know anything about 'em. I don't - I suppose because one gets old, but I don't see, I watched a film on Saturday night, a late night film on TV. Now I don't watch much TV because of - if I do watch it, it's an old film as a rule. But Saturday night they had an old Hammer film which I worked[…]
