[…] or 3 years, had got into a bit of the old, [ a gesture?] not much, and he knew a few dancers. Studio. Television Centre was still being built, Riverside One, big studio, was in full use, drama, whatever, Ambrose had [studio] Two. The only studio we had was Studio G at Lime Grove which if you […]
[…]t was a little hobbly you know. I had to go to quite a lot of studios to sort out MGM occasionally, you know, and ABPC, some of the smaller studios - Riverside, Teddington, youknow, and Warton Hall and so on. But I wasn’t a feature - that was my main job - but you see if anything going and[…]
[…]anted to remember the name somebody who made it difficult man, but do I buy it very much. Is it elderly man, when I first met him who was reported to Riverside, his name was Burgess, George Burns, and he was a writer, sort of a hockey character. You don't I mean, he was. He had been from HQ. But he […]
[…]mean deep, deep trouble. However, Bill has not returned from that day to this and I think eventually they were able to sell the stuff to a company at Riverside made the film, who was the guy, the BBC television director, his wife did the casting for, his wife did the casting for Doctor and the Devil[…]
[…]hat called?Muriel Box : Publicity wasn't it?Alan ? : Verity wasn't it?Muriel Box : Yes that's right. He made a very big success of it and he saw that Riverside Studios was available to book, so he booked it out. He started at Denham and he couldn't really afford to do the films at Denham because he […]
