[…] the rushes from France, from Paris and cut them.RF: Who was the animator? Do you remember? The only one I can remember from France in those days was Paul Greenhall, wasn't he was it?LK: It wasn't there was another well known name that will come to me, I was trying yesterday to rememberRF: Later the[…]
[…]d we had a fascinating cast - [Harold Caskitt] on his first job, Dora Bryan on her second, oh - Rogers - you know, the famous...?John P Hamilton Paul Rogers.Joan Kemp-Welch: Paul Rogers, Richard Wordsworth, in fact you could go on with all the people who were at Colchester, Trevor Howard, […]
[…]nbsp;from America in 1968. I made the very first commercial in colour for Jerry Paulson. Ninety percent of everything that was being done at that time was in bl[…]
[…] - Rogers - you know, the famous...? John P Hamilton Paul Rogers. Joan Kemp-Welch: Paul Rogers, Richard Wordsworth, in fact […]
[…]range said, I know that girls desert counterman. Anyway, I was a bit shy Lin and I didn't ask her out or anything. But I actually got her number from Paul got this guy at the Film Library. So he gave me her number. And I asked her out, and then we've been together ever since.Unknown Speaker 5:[…]
[…] the Television Subdivision. And there was a guy called Andy Stewart, who was a scene shifter whose son went on to play professional football, called Paul Stewart. He was the Chair. There was- and the radio one came up and I put myself forward for election. There was about six or seven candidates. O[…]
[…] times as you don’t need it anymore, in cases certainly . But this, so it’s 40 years old, and it must have been put away, and my studio was, when did Paul first build it? In 77 I think, 78? So for 30 years, it went up there, in the bottom drawer of my double-elephant plan chest [laughter], which is […]
[…]or a bit, and then George said, Well, I don't think it's going to get any better than that. Ronald, he said, after all, they're not supposed to be St Paul's choristers. They're supposed to be, you know, backward boys sort of thing, you know. So that he said, let's, let's shoot it, and that'll be it,[…]
[…] the film industry?Right. My family consisted of a father who was in the engineering business, who would started making his own films and when he was young man just after the the First World War. So we have a very unusual 16 millimetre stuff. And I became very interested in this machine as a young b[…]
