[…]he most fun one I ever did, which I really liked, which was right up my street, was Ma Tuttle and they were the hillbillies. That's not a very good reproduction of it but I've got... 0:09:56.9 MIKE: It gives us an idea of it 0:09:58.0 JOY: yeah, I've got some nice slides there because that[…]
[…]rompter, all the teleprompting, and move on to being a writer, albeit of advertising magazines. But again, you did those at home, you went up for the production. They were terribly simple things to do. And it gave you free time to write other other things. And eventually, again, it was a sort of ano[…]
[…]antly, various members of the Osterer family I remember. Roy Fowler 23:39 C M of course backed your father in a very early production. Jill Balcon 23:44 Did he? Roy Fowler 23:44 Yeah, it was his money. I think it was hi[…]
[…]ng like 1,500 films, commercial films, TV commercials and as I told the audience the other day in Zagreb, (you must have been there?), that after the production of 300 TV commercials one is ripe for the asylum! And I was there under false pretences. Just like now the only excuse for making TV commer[…]
