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[…]e not Gainsborough.Sidney Cole : Halliwell has 'A Girl in a Million' done as later in date, he's got it as 1950.Alan ? : Is going by release dates or production dates?Sidney Cole : Well that's always the problem, you never know because it might be nearly a year before a film is released and all thes[…]

[…]us films and bought the Gaumont circuit to show them; DD spent time in a Russian studio working with Anthony Asquith on a planned American-British co-production; Gorky Film Studio Moscow; the Russia trip was approximately 10 years prior to the interview.00:10:33 – 00:20:00 DD continues to discuss hi[…]

[…]nd I saw a bunch of people - there were no queues in those days - and I was curious, and a man said "They are engaging 'supers' for a new play, a new production," - it turned out to be Hamlet, incidentally. And I said, "What is a 'super?'" He said, "Well, you walk on," as it was called then - we cal[…]

[…]ight. And so - I don't wish to make anything of this, but virtually I did do it, you see...John Legard: Hmm.Hugh Stewart: So Dora Wright, who was the production manager said to me, "Well why don't you say something?" And I said, "What's the use in saying anything about it? It'll only sound like sour[…]

[…]..Margaret Thomson  38:47  No, I don't know. But I know that one film I made on an agricultural subject, which was something... better milk production, better milk... Clean Milk it was called - that is still extant at the Imperial War Museum. And they have a lot of these films as part of t[…]

[…] been there a long time, and set up your own production company. Can you tell me why you did that? […]

[…] pack me bags and go. But Ernie Garside was the Production Manager and he used to wire or phone up […]

[…] taken ill on the Sunday and they decided to curtail production and that was the end of it. So there […]