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[…]hoved the stage under my nose. Because I was spotted in the street while working at Biba. Took two days off, went to some slightly sleazy room in the Royal... not the Royal Garden Hotel, the one at Sloane Square. Top of that one. Met some sleazy Italian producers. They gave me 30 pounds a day. Did I[…]
[…] it meant they had to sit for two hours looking the same shot a hundred times or whatever. And then eventually they opened a new section, which was a television section. They’d always had a problem in printing colour reversal prints from slides. It was necessary to use reversal paper and the quality[…]
[…]: I wasn't to start with, I was in the RAOC for a while.Stephen Peet: Were you? Oh I see and then you went from the RAMC...Philip Leacock: RAOC - the Royal Army Ordinance Corps...Stephen Peet: I beg your pardon, RAOC.Philip Leacock: And I was there for about a year or so.Stephen Peet: So you actuall[…]
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[…]d it was a lovely cinema. But I wasn't so thrilled with it. But I did see some films there. I saw the flight of the white heron, which was one of the Royal tours. And that was my first CinemaScope and I was sitting in the front row. I was disappointed I didn't get into see proper entertainment film.[…]
