Colin Flight (CF) Laboratories (Kodak and Rank/Deluxe) Interviewers: Paul Frith (PF) & Carolyn Rickards (CR) Date: 25/01/2018 Total Length: 02:02:49 CR: Thank you Colin for inviting us to your home to do this interview today. We’re very, very pleased to be here. I’m just[…]
[…]or something like that in Denham at Epson, Hendon and I met him once or twice over the weekend for dropping for drinks, and he then decided to form a partnership with PA. Michael Powell, this is where the artist was formed that time as a very successful collaboration, I would say, I think one of the[…]
BECTU History Project Interview with Philip Donnellan – documentary, writer, producerInterview Date(s): 28 & 29 June 1991Interview number: 206Interviewer: Colin MoffatSide 1Colin Moffat: The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project. Philip Donnellan: television doc[…]
[…]elevision plus some other sponsors have been running a wildscreen Film Festival every other year, a competitive Film Festival and we've now gone into partnership with them for this year. So we're running the two events as one event together down in Bristol in October this year. So that's taken a bit[…]
[…]med a company, which we, as with all evil forming companies struggled for days to find a suitable name and we hit upon the name, the Pyrex Lee's film partnership, and assembled in a solicitor's office, who, incidentally, was a cousin of dick Martin, one of the partners jack bull, the solicitor, very[…]
[…] It was the first time it worked. RW B: The partners were Bob Baker and Monte Berman. They'd had long […]
[…]nd John Bryan became the main set designer, which was the beginning of a very, very important relationship because John Bryan and I eventually became partners. And many years later, we made the horse's mouth together, and we made the card with Alec Guinness. And we made the magic box and with Bob Do[…]
[…]t tied up andhow he cutRoy Fowler: He and Cox had worked together quite a lot by that timeMaurice Carter: They knew each other well. They were a good partnership.Roy Fowler: The original script was written for the American director Roy Neillsomething, I think he was scheduled to direct it and for so[…]
[…]rst one I read was called Passport to Oblivion. I went to MGM with it and David was interested in it, David Niven and David and I went into a sort of partnership with it. The head of production then was ‘Red’ Silverstein and Red said “All right, we’ll do it, but you can’t possibly call it Passport t[…]
[…]eat friend and supporter of my own efforts over the years we had known each other, was also on great working terms with another of my former sparring partners, David Elliot, who was at the time Managing the Odeon Edinburgh. Peter often went up to help David out on his big Premieres by doing the stag[…]
