[…] as a studio plasterer in various studios including Denham, Riverside, Pinewood and Shepperton. A particularly interesting section discusses the typical […]
[…] he offered me a job and I'd already gone to Pinewood. And so I couldn't. But he was ideal to […]
[…] and I got all the sets ready for them at Pinewood, and they came in and did it, but I […]
[…] then. And he remembered too, because when he was at Pinewood, years later, years later, I was sitting in the […]
[…] time weren't they? Peggy Gick: No they were over at Pinewood. John Legard: Oh they'd moved to Pinewood had they, […]
[…] and he claims the film was shot so rapidly at Pinewood that Arthur Rank was moved to investigate in person. […]
[…] Genevieve and it’s precarious position as an independent production at Pinewood. She discusses many of the difficulties of Anglo-French co-production […]
[…] then that folded up and we all went over to Pinewood. And then I stayed there the rest of the […]
[…] Suit (1951). During the 1960s and ‘70s he worked at Pinewood, on a wide variety of films, including The Yellow […]
[…] on 3 weeks em barkation leave and I report to Pinewood and explain, they say you must do as you're […]