[…]voluntary offers to proofread this and/or other interviews. If you want to help, please contact BEHP Secretary, sue.malden@btinternet.com.Simon Rose 0:09 Simon Yes. Hello.Ian Noah 0:12 I wondered whether we could start the interview by you confirming your name and givin[…]
[…] the suit, put the wig on Pen and made Pen do the shot in long-shot. And in fact when you see this figure running across the bog in Scotland, it's Penrose Tennyson and not Madeline Carroll.Roy Fowler 40:03 A nice little sidelight.Jonathan Balcon 40:05 It is a nice little side[…]
[…]ville, Eric Porter, Rachel Roberts,[46] who sadly died, and [pause] there were so many more famous people; I’m trying not to leave anyone out. George Rose and Ann Todd,[47] actually; she was there in one of the plays. We did Love’s Labour’s Lost, which was the play she [Todd] did, and we did Richard[…]
[…]e kind of picture as far as being a producer was concerned, he could think in terms of [The] Crazy Gang or Will Hay, he could think in terms of Tudor Rose or the Carol Reed thing, Hitchcock, every mind he had and Ted sent me, or George Black his brother, who had the Palladium, asked Ted if he could […]
[…]seating at the show of their choice. My message on the day in question was rather vague in that “some members from the teams currently playing in the Roses Match might pop in so if they do, take care of them”. One did and I went up to greet the player in the foyer and asked out of curiosity, as I di[…]
[…]g the auditions and he was an outside broadcast producer called Aubrey Singer and his name became much more familiar to me in later years when Aubrey rose through into the hierarchy of the BBC. I was accepted as a as a possible commentator and in 1952 when I was on holiday I got a telegram from Aubr[…]
[…]iew, it's a very pretty picture. A veryattractive pictureRoy Fowler: How does it begin to shape up.Maurice Carter: After the end of that the Box era arose, Rank brought Sydney Box fromHammersmith Studios into the studio and there was a general shake up everywhere. Hebrought with him George Provis wh[…]
[…]u shoot in Yugoslavia.CC: Yes, quite interesting.AL: That wasn’t an Ealing film.CC: Oh yes. Man in the Sky was after it. Man in the Sky was with Bill Rose And that didn’t do particularly well either and I think the reason was that the climax was an emotional climax ratherthan a physical one,SC : Yes[…]
[…]ld to still be there in a nursery, and I went to the wonderful Broomfield House School which still exists in Kew. Terrifying Headmistress called Mrs. Rose, but everything else was hunky dory. It was a wonderful little school. But then I couldn't stick Mrs. Rose anymore. And I begged to go away anywh[…]
