[…]is is ridiculous. And then there was the question the following year of of Kevin, who's the film producer? The Tory,Speaker 1 10:41 yeah, Pinewood, the glory. KevinSpeaker 2 10:45 Francis, no. Kevin Francis. Kevin Francis, at every annual conference used to give the close of […]
[…]rganizing all the props and stuff. Oh, dear. He's got a son in it now I noticed,Speaker 3 44:57 and at the same time. I was involved with Pinewood, who were making laying off Sundays for the film about Victoria, Queen Victoria, and the chat called White, who was the great noise? Tom Whit[…]
[…]20 Do you remember the currentAlan Lawson 28:22 the camera man on that was Jack Hilliard that? Yes. That's right in where was this? Pinewood Yeah. And his operator was badly hurt is jack. Jack's got a recollection of that? And he told us about it.Alf Cooper 28:46 And th[…]
[…]r 12 years, I never enjoyed working at abpc, which I'll tell you later. But other reasons, see, we barely had a studio, which certainly was denim and Pinewood eventually came farmers quarter responsible for that. Without corridor, we've never been a denim when youRoy Fowler 10:26 say stu[…]
[…] the same time I went round all the studios.And that’s absolutely true, you’d never believe that in those days.I managed to stop them shooting at, at Pinewood, at Elstree and at Shepperton while I addressed them all.And we got...And we collected quite a lot of money, you know, they were very sympath[…]
[…] of the film industry, some of them they knew about, to make themselves known and eventually we were all transferred together as the RAF Film Unit to Pinewood Studios.KGY: Did you travel at all while in the RAF'?CC: A 1otKGY: Can you say something about this.CC: I went to the Azores which was quite […]
[…] The amazing thing you were telling me is that so many of them now have connections with the film business.Betty Bachelor: Michael was film editor at Pinewood and he worked on No Hiding Place and Carry on Films for Gerald Thomas, then he met his ex-wife Joyce and he went to work for different little[…]
[…]he way they ran the studio where money was the principal concern. A real cheapo outfit. you talk to other people at the dubbing theatre at Denham and Pinewood and they were vitally concerned with what they did. They brought not just technicality to it but artisticRoy Fowler: Green Fingers.Robert Bea[…]
[…]s which is a very different Twickenham Studios from the one I knew 20 years ago, which today is a very sensibly organised studio, not on the scale of Pinewood or Denham, but which can accommodate the kind of pictures people are making, tell me how you came to be involved in Twickenham.ᏀᏟ : Let's go […]
