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[…]sp;into the Royal Air Force was the great Mr handle which I think was also ranks first venture into the feature business other than the religious films which he[…]
[…];Oh yes...Cyril Pennington-Richards: ...who offered us their facilities if we would do a sequence on the stained glass windows. This was a hand-cranked wooden camera, so I went back to my local garage and the man had a - I used to invent a lot of things even in those days, and this man who owne[…]
[…]e and we photographed that from beginning to end. A lot of stuff from the air and at sea. Nothing was ever shown of that till after the war.KGY: What rank did you go in.CC: I went in as a ordinary airman and I finished as a flight lieutenant.KGY: When did you come out.CC: After D Day. The funny thin[…]
[…] always told me the story, it wasn’t astory it was the truth, she, her family when she was in her teens, or alittle earlier lived next door to Arthur Rank 's family in Hull. ArthurRank was a schoolboy and his father was a miller and they had playedtogether over a period of a few years and then they […]
[…] was back in the laborator ies , hidden away by Rank or whatever, and he would go and talk stuff […]
[…] directed the film in the end. I was involved with Rank Labs, because I had an idea of mixing from […]
