Search Results for: PYE TV Award (1986)

[…]10 pounds a week. And the advantage was that you work with every single company there was I mean, we're Granada you work with the BBC, you work with ATV you worked with ABC you worked, you know, so you were going around all over the place. And whilst the cameraman loathed you because they had to lif[…]

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[…]ed (1906-1976) was a British film director. His films include Odd One Out (1947), The Third Man (1949) and Oliver! (1968) for which he won an Academy Award for Best Director. 21 Kevin Brownlow (1938-) is an English filmmaker and film historian whose work focuses on the preservation of films from t[…]

[…]short series of specially made films of wildlife on television. Anyway, he was their London base and helped with the finishing of these films for the TV and he lived just down the road and I knew his daughter, also whose name was Christine, so we had a slight connection and Iused to go and play with[…]

[…]50 years later, they're all being shared and enjoyed. Roy Fowler 1  2:13:04  And that's true of so many miniseries and yeah, TV and cable stuff. Ronald Neame  2:13:09  Yes, upstairs, downstairs and all this kind of stuff, right? They America, America[…]

[…]p;the same day that was the twenty third my sixty. And then I started in. ITV I used to help Paddy leech who. Whose title was on the strange titles De[…]

[…]p floor film house. Yes. Was there a studio in the basements.Speaker 2  4:23  That was, that was, that was the, that was the storehouse for TV news. All the board TV news boys were down there. See them now too?Roy Fowler  4:37  Was there a studio tied to the operation? No, no,Unk[…]

[…] behind the throne was Lew Grade who I always found an agreeable person. Among other things he had this habit of summoning you to conferences at the ATV building at Marble Arch at 7.30 in the morning where he would be already smoking one of those enormous Havana cigars he was famous for. He didn't o[…]