[…]e was my immediate boss. But also there was Peter de Sarigny he was the producer of True as a Turtle. He was very good to work with. All for Mary was Paul Soskin. That was alarming.LW: What was he likeWT: Ridiculous. Probably a remarkable man, but he was very, very Russian, held his cigarette in the[…]
[…]rt and when we started the programme 54 Sports View… I:  Ah yes, that’s right. My next point [laughs] yes. P:  …Paul Fox, he was moonlighting on the sports columns of the People and also writing the commentary for Television Newsreel and he came to me and said h[…]
[…], that is the most difficult thing to survive in the film industry, to play different characters and to survive. America ... who is that great actor? Paul Mooney. Now Paul Mooney survived in America by becoming different people, for Warner Brothers, wasn't it? I mean, it's almost impossible. Almost […]
[…] who was a big star at the time, I sent some jokes in to the deck Emery show. And I was in Vegas, in Maida Vale in London. And the landlord, his son, Paul, and I sat watching the recovery show and I was thrilled. Nobody told me they suddenly did joke had submitted. And the joke was a man is sitting […]
[…]sp;   JIM WHITTELL: No, Apollo was a theatre company, nothing to do with cinema, it was a live theatre company that was started Paul Greg who bought the Apollo Cinema in Oxford, that was its name before Paul got involved. And from the Apollo Cinema in Oxford he then slowl[…]
[…]rst time cutting a film he'd made for Transport..John Legard: Called "The Land of Robert Burns".Rodney Giesler: Yes. I interviewed him the other day. Paul Czinner was there doing some opera film.John Legard: They had a company called Harmony Films. They used to shoot with three cameras on the stage.[…]
[…]utchins who used to do quite a lot of work for them, but I normally went out as second camera to any of those, and the so-called sound cameramen were Paul Wyand, who's was far and away the sort of ace of the lot, Jack Cotter, who was basically, the senior newsreel man, and Alf Tunwell, they worked w[…]
[…]ncern, a small family publishing concern, finally taken over by Iliffes and I was there for some little time and indeed it was edited by a man called Paul Tyres who was extremely young we were all very young, everybody associated with the whole venture was young. And I had the privilege of editing t[…]
[…]got himself into great trouble too for letting the press in when we were at Buckingham Palace shooting the Queen leaving Buckingham Palace for the St Paul's service of celebration - her jubilee. Beautiful June day, and there we were, shooting away, and suddenly an upstairs window's flung open and th[…]
[…] She was born in Dulwich, and my grandfather worked for a firm of accountants in the City - 'Cope, Stake, Williams' or whatever their name is, in St. Paul's Churchyard, or whatever it calls itself.Sidney Cole: And did your mother work before she was married?Kay Mander: Yes, she was a sales girl at W[…]
