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[…] yes, Wembley was a KS, yes, but there was also, there were people there at Wembley who were army. AKs, well, they certainly had. They were, did some production there. I can't they did they, I thought that they having been in the both sides and not myself, he was not actually army films, right? AKs […]
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[…] and it was set up beautifully. Had a marvellous, mm, production manager Richard Cox, mm, who went ahead and did the […]
[…] gradually took on writers to train as script editors to help with the, you know, the new, well the new wave really because in those days most of the productions that went out were theatre based and writing for television hadn’t become the art it did later. And poor Michael Barry who ran the departm[…]
[…] he disappeared from that and I actually in the end got a job and I was very fortunate I became an assistant boom operator and I went on to that very production. So Denham at Denham and followed up all the post synchronisation, the effects and then we were roaring around Denham lau[…]
[…]s the centre of a tremendous battle between Microsoft and Stapleton Stapleton when he was a business manager, Microsoft was the creative in charge of production chat. And there was a dark horse or two in the background as well, all of them were doing their best to try and be the top man and an actua[…]
