[…]e was hired (started March 1941) worked in cinemas for 8 years (moving to Lido, Golders Green); he put his name on the books to be transferred to the production side; he then moved to Denham.00:06:10 – 00:13:47 As a projectionist, programmes would run Monday to Saturday and then an old film would pl[…]
[…]mming. In the last year or two I’ve thought, well I wonder what it would be like tobe involved in one aspect of... I mean for me it would probably be production. If you’re a producer there’s a lot of boring legwork that you have to do.SF: But if Sally, with due respect, if Sally Hibbin can be K[…]
[…]e top of that command to do and I said,Unknown Speaker 32:10 Well, I think it worked with work with a complicated business, isn't it film production? You've got you've got the story, then you've got the script. The script is analysed and there's an elaborate federal policeman in every de[…]
[…]sil Wright and Harry Watt and they got the, sort of, combined credit of whatever, you know.Pat Jackson: Yeah. It was unfair because um...John Legard: Production! Credits for that?Pat Jackson: ... I was on every shot of it, and I know that Harry directed it, you know. So I mean, there's no question o[…]
