[…]he army film photographic unit with David MacdonaldAlan Lawson: Where did you go to, straight out to EgyptMonty Berman: First of all I think I was at PinewoodAlan Lawson: There, you came into Pinewood, you came in fairly late then into the ArmyFilm UnitMonty Berman: I don't know if you would call it[…]
[…]gain. He employed two or three or four assistants, my great friend, Marcus, Dawn's and john Hollingsworth, and with the other people, dusty buck from Pinewood came to be his sort of admitted administrative head to run the sort of music department. A friend of my sister's friends D'Andrea is one of m[…]
[…]m and his early age we got we got a sack we finished Pygmalion. And we were fed out was fed out then. But am I afraid to send the master carpenter at Pinewood the primer is always days out thereUnknown Speaker 26:55 when you've moved from Ealing to pine or did you get the job because you[…]
[…] early age in the theatre and in photography, and in films, not a film buff, but I just and living Gerrards cross, I suppose denim studios was built, Pinewood was opening. And I remember very well, seeing the, the British LAN van going up the Oxford road every day from bekins field studios, which is[…]
[…]nto a freelance situation, which of course was quite tricky because I was part of a studio which didn't exist. And I wrote to a dead M and I wrote to Pinewood I wrote all these places and MGM and trying to get into one of those studios and wasn't having much luck. But was offered the documentary tha[…]
[…] then suddenly there was a notice on the, on the board asking for someone who could make models. I went to the CO and applied for the job. And it was PinewoodAlan Lawson 41:34 Back homeRay Morse 41:36 Measley rush down to Pinewood You see, until as soon as I got there, I met […]
