[…]uch more than the size. So I did that with Donald Sutherland who, because I did it with such short notice, was extremely helpful and kind and most sympathetic. Again, another generous actor. I was getting into the tiny part syndrome now, which I really enjoyed because I wanted to work with the peopl[…]
[…]material for that, and again very interesting.And that would be working with the, well newsreels I suppose and Crown library?Yes, yes and people like Pathe and, yes, yes.And Pathe, yes, mm.Yes, yes. So, so that was, that was quite...It would be interesting to see that film wouldn’t it if we cou[…]
[…]or.Bob Allen: He was at Paramount then, Tommy Cummins?Mickey Hickey: Tommy Cummins was our chief.Bob Allen: Yes, because I knew him when I worked for Pathe.Mickey Hickey: That's right, and Jim Mellor then?Bob Allen: Jim...?Mickey Hickey: Jim Mellor.Bob Allen: No I don't remember that name.Mickey Hic[…]
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[…]lding. I'm trying to think in King Street. We use them that was it theatreTSL No.Ho in King Street, I think other than in Wardour streets Pathe and there's people there and you used to, they have no lift. I remember that well. That, you know, to instal and bid parking and everything, peo[…]
[…]p;24:21 Yes. No, I mean, you came you came back in into your own and and having been on the acting side of the business, I was probably more sympathetic to the artists than maybe other floor managers might have been because I'd actually been in. I'd been in their shoes so IJohn P Hamilton &nbs[…]
