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[…] Great Mr Handel'? Alan Lawson: Yes. When I was at Pinewood during the war, I think it was every Friday […]

[…] 1936 to 1952, after which they were merged with Rank's Pinewood Studios. Before this they were known as London Film […]

[…] to Denham, which is Cookham, isn't it, and I saw Pinewood and all them around there, and I went in […]

[…] to make "Blue Scar", and then spent two years at Pinewood writing "The Million Pound Note" and "Trouble in Store". […]

[…] where it was dubbed. Jim Shields: It was dubbed at Pinewood. Maurice Askew: Yeah that's right, we didn't dub it. […]

[…] service film units. The RAF Film Unit was based at Pinewood and they did most of the operational stuff from […]

[…] the film business. Betty Bachelor: Michael was film editor at Pinewood and he worked on No Hiding Place and Carry […]

[…] who used to be with Gaumonts and he was at Pinewood working in their library, I got him back to […]

[…] who went from sound, Hamilton Craig, who came from studios, Pinewood. Hilton Craig we called him. We had Eddie Smayles […]

[…] break up and he took a job under contract to Pinewood. Now he they worked him. I mean he had […]