[…]ts there. And as I say that so I went on to see my friend in the projection room there. And my friend, at any time, was going to be called up for the RAF. So this Chief projectionist at the Metropole said, What would you like a job here? So, so well I dunno Its a very, very big cinema. I said […]
[…]d in a gunnery training for the Navy. Sometimes we were also shooting model aircraft assimilating attacks by either Japanese. Torpedo and bombing aircraft or the German&n[…]
[…] such as George King. During the war he joined the RAF Film Unit, and worked in Canada. After the war he worked […]
[…]ritish Picture Corporation which as you all know was founded by John Maxwell. And I think at that time the Associated British had a rather large overdraft with the Midland Bank and I think you'll find it was something in the nature of three quarters of a million pounds, which of course today would b[…]
[…] Sidney was there afterwards. The year I went into the RAF, I went into the RAF in 1947, and that […]
[…], which is a film starring Dana Andrews Jeanne crane. Derek fall. Anyway, Tony succumb to an accident that was a that was the camera was mounted on a raft on the Zambezi and was tethered by literally got a photograph by two ropes. Basically, our cameraman was on there and Tony was on there. And the […]
[…] CP Projections. And they supplied staff and equipment to the RAF stations. Because there was a problem at the beginning […]
[…] be doing something better than that." So I saw an advert for a firm in Guildford called CP Projections. And they supplied staff and equipment to the RAF stations. Because there was a problem at the beginning of the war, when people were taken away from home for the first time - terribly homesick. A[…]
[…]nt we did that, the English sub-lieutenant, the English still-photographer, and myself, all agreed that this was plain madness from the point of... [traffic noise] (do you want the window shut?)Alan Lawson: (No, that's all right, no no.)David Prosser: Plain madness, from the point of view of intelli[…]
[…]p; Well, he was a lawyer and he went back to... or he’d been over here with the RAF and he’d gone back to open, start a practice. I arrived one day and left the next day. I waspersuaded back, so I was there for three and a half ye[…]
