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[…] now digital, there’s no… as you and I will remember there used to be a special slide machine that put in individual slides for the local, and indeed Rank Screen Advertising in their heyday actually produced filmlets that could used, I don’t know, a glamorous lady and her husband eating in a restaur[…]
[…] know, shop steward s, rather than union leaders, people from rank and file and he liked that, Isaacs, and he […]
[…] say that I can't use you' and it was a real threat. And I had quite an unhappy times in many ways. And he was also very much like officers and other rank. They went off to lunch and things together and I was left in the cutting room. I had to go at another time.John Legard: Disgraceful.Teddy D[…]
[…] L.P. Williams : Norman Walker, he was a friend of Rank's in some way, and he did a picture about […]
[…]And one or two others, you know other directors.Rodney Giesler : Who can you remember, other people?L.P. Williams : Norman Walker, he was a friend of Rank's in some way, and he did a picture about a fishing fleet in the North Sea or something. It was a very well known picture at the time, sort of pa[…]
[…]er to have a clean nose in so far as finance is concerned. And if seeing all this sort of thing anywhere in the business, I think go now. What about Frank. SoRoy Fowler 27:45 personal integrity was not just instinctive. It also had been to some extent.Speaker 1 27:52 It stemm[…]
[…]because but it was exciting. Linda Wood 10:35Do who were the other people working so to have at your level, Donald Wilson 10:40prank launder was ended up in the script department as I was. People I'm trying to think of people who might know, there was a most marvellous chap tha[…]
[…] freelance or not, I don't know, but he'd...he'd got a rank as a Lieutenant. He was only a Subbie. And […]
[…]w, up here doing nothing." So I went down on the train. It was absolutely fantastic...And, with being a correspondent, you got a...you know, you were ranked as...I was ranked as a Major through Colonel, so of course I had a very...lovely cabin, and a vistaed room on the top with all meals on this bi[…]
