[…]little firm in, in Bromley and was doing some cutting for them. They were making a film for... You know, I don’t know if either of you know about the Royal Institution Lectures, they have lectures for...[40:30]AL: Yes.Schoolchildren in the Christmas holidays. Well one of these had been filmed and Iw[…]
[…]put up there by promoting was calmed in those days, we had a bill probably Imperial airways. And to catch a flying boat in a couple of days time, the Royal Palace Hotel, they have sets. And so there we are, living in state. Prior just prior to that, going home the evening before, I had to cross this[…]
[…]ill in Korea, so you were operating between those two.Freddie Francis: Yes, after Mickey, various things I did, I did the film which finished off the Royal Command Performance, we made a film called Beau Brummell. In those days it used to be the Royal Command Performance, it isn't any longer, I thin[…]
[…] the fact that you could get lunch at the Cafe Royal for 17.5d up to the beginning of the war, […]
[…] Bulldog Breed (1960), In the Doghouse (1961), as well as television series such as The Return of Martin Kane (1957), […]
[…] 1953 –Oh we did a lot of firsts; we did Royal Ascot, that had never been televised before the War […]
[…] he became involv ed with the British Kinematograph Sound and Television Society (B SKTS ) and was involved in training […]
[…]ale colleagues doing? Oh, Joanna and Jackie, were both going on to be engineer Well, Joanna actually was going to become the first sound assistant to Television Centre. She was six foot and a half engineer bare feet blonde bombshell. Sadly, I discover she only lasted about two years, I think she cou[…]
