[…]t. The rest came out and the Bush came out as well. Ted Scaife and the sound the sound boys stayed in although they were EBU. Les Hammond Ted Scaife Frank Sloggett and all those people they all were wise and stayed on the job, which was very sensible of them. And then that wasso what happened to you[…]
[…]ere always three steps behind in equipment; Lesley Oliver; Jeff Bridge – accountant took over when JJ left; they couldn’t compete with Technicolor or Rank; all the Minder series, Danger Unexploded Bomb and World at War were printed at Humphries; JJ was the director of seven companies before retireme[…]
[…]and come around the perimeter of walk going towards the building and then I think we were about 24 abreast I think as a sharp left turn and you're in ranks – I’m sure it was 24 of us - and you would form a square and God help you if you were a couple of inches out when you stop; that was all done to[…]
[…]e in - all in the pound. I got, let's see - there was a fellow named - I think he's been an assistant director, but he was assistant studio manager, Frank Covern or Frank Cohen as he was then. He's a very nice bloke and I think he's still around in the business somewhere, something to do with the Da[…]
[…]erspectives with measures marked on them. He was a nice fellow.SC: Presumably he learned something from all that?EC: Oh, yes and of course there was Frank the Electrician. He was marvellous. I don’t know his other name. I must say he gave me more laughs than anybody I had ever met in the film indust[…]
[…]got into the business back into the business system for. A second. Well at first I came back. I worked for I think it was called screen audiences are ranked ranks commercial company which was based at Pinewood which made Cinemark commercials mainly gigantic things was really quite a shock because I […]
[…] any rushes – it had to be sent to Hollywood and they didn’t see any of what they shot until a year later.00:27:20 – 00:32:07 Men of Two Worlds was a Rank picture – DD joined Rank as this point, making Hamlet, The Woman in Question, The Browning Version, The Importance of Being Earnest; Hamlet – pre[…]
[…]er Forde was also making Rome Express. And the only people at all that we could go to, there was a man called Clayton Hutton who was a producer, and Frank Cadman, and they were making custard pie comedies with Naughton and Gold, and a man called Jack somebody who was the stand-in for - Jack Williams[…]
