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[…]l was my deputy throughout my time as Head of the Film Department and Paul effectively ran the commercial side of the IWM Film Archive: he headed the Production Office with great success. He had really good relations with the film production community. He was the leading light in FOCAL, FOCAL Intern[…]

[…] in Ireland. And we had all our own equipment on that, as MGM weren't interested because it was um - David Lean had a sort of company called 'Faraway Productions' which was based, I think, in Switzerland - but MGM sort of washed their hands of it. And we were on the payroll of 'Faraway Productions' […]

[…]n of course there was the famous 1984, which caused the most enormous scandal because of the rats and all that, but it was a wonderful production, and the BBC repeated it regardless. I mean they’d done it on a Sunday and they did it again on the Thursday.[end of side] [46:07]Nancy Tho[…]

[…]ent, and indeed, what the intentions of that reciprocal agreement were? Well, from the DGA point of view, part of that was that if there were runaway productions, either from the UK or Canada to this country, the UK, we would stop them. And Alan said, Oh yes, of course, I'd pull. My members off of a[…]

[…] Big office, this big [stretches arms out wide] my office. Production Manager , slig htly bigger office. Runners in my office, […]

[…] the rats and all that, but it was a wonderful production, and the BBC repeated it regardless. I mean they’d […]

[…] n’t do that either." I said, "I'm sorry, it's in production. " He said, "W ell go ahead and do […]

[…]be a performer.DARROL BLAKE: You started very young ... How did you come to be in thefilm business? From the CV I see that you were a sort of trainee production secretary to begin with.RENÉE GLYNNE: I was something even before that.DARROL BLAKE: Ahh. What was that?RENÉE GLYNNE: We have to know it wa[…]