[…]ark the gunshot like that, look at it right. With the tape you couldn’t see it, could you?  And so when tape came in, it came in later at Pinewood than it did at some of the other studios, Shepperton and places like that and people were working on tape before we worked on it there. […]
[…] of money you see! [Chuckles]Sidney Cole: Yeah sure, why not?Tom Peacock: So I would go. Now when I start reminiscing I get mixed up with Shepperton, Pinewood, Denham, Riverside Studio, Gaumont-British, Fox in Wembley, all the studios that I worked in you see. When they were busy I would nip in - MG[…]
[…]. But he was marvellous when he was sober, and, you know, I learnt an awful lot about Tony's life then. And he remembered too, because when he was at Pinewood, years later, years later, I was sitting in the restaurant - the posh restaurant, you know - having my lunch and Tony Newley was in a (I forg[…]
[…]try and get you on onto a film set one day, you'll come down with us and you can be a film extra. And glory be the day came when I got a job to go to Pinewood Studios in 1935. And I could not believe my luck to go to an actual film studio and I remember walking about the place. I was supposed to be […]
[…]try and get you on onto a film set one day, you'll come down with us and you can be a film extra. And glory be the day came when I got a job to go to Pinewood Studios in 1935. And I could not believe my luck to go to an actual film studio and I remember walking about the place. I was supposed to be […]
[…] you as director. And we worked on the script, but it didn't come to anything. We couldn't, obviously couldn't launch it. The next move I made was to Pinewood where, oh, no, it wasn't it was to MGM. At our st. The studio, there was a fantastic studios at the MGM Studios, very modern building and so […]
[…]ho took over George's estate because I saw George, he lived in the manor in Davis Street after the war and he offered me a job and I'd already goneto Pinewood. And so I couldn't. But he was ideal to work with because he didn't fuss and he let you get on with it and that was great. But if you'd like […]
[…]your senses, grab it at the loop and pull her away, and you're all right. But I have seen projection rooms where it has gone wrong. We even had one a Pinewood, that way - go rotten that same way. The fellow on there wasn't quick enough. I forget, I think it was number three or number four, during th[…]
[…]y of doing it.SPEAKER: M5But yes I think we also had some very good training from it goes a bit later on actually. But when we went to the library at Pinewood Pentecost opened he was very good at showing how to handle film. I seem to remember Yes I learned very quickly. Yes. Yes. Anyway sorry i've g[…]
[…]it. I haven’t worked On other Naval pictures as far as I can recall at the moment, but then in later years, 'The Sinking of the Titanic' was built at Pinewood which had to be authentic, but only parts of it.R. F. That was one of your pictures was it? I think Vechinsky did one of them. 'A Night to Re[…]
