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[…]d right the way through to the end of that that picture. Of course, when everybody had gone Al Lewin was determined that he was going to have it as a Royal command performance. When we knew then, the Mudlark got it. And I think we were over at Shepperton and I think we had about 15 editors sound and[…]

[…]truck!Linda Wood : Hmm...hmm.Anthony Mendleson : It was extraordinary, the strength that they had. At the same time, they found themselves in a right Royal jam. What they wanted to do, I suppose, was to try and get me sacked - not me personally - but get the job divided into two, to have a designer […]

[…]p;television how we stood vis-a-vis  Pinewood. That's absolutely right. Then a lot of things happened at once, the Royal Courtopened and John Osborne and Wesker and Pinter, and Wally Simpson happened. And in th[…]

[…]en amateur-made films get on, but in those days commercial newsreels were much despised, because they consisted almost entirely of ceremonial events, royal weddings, Ascot, social events, sport and so on, and didn't deal with real life at all. And therefore there wouldn't have been the archive mater[…]

[…]tactics and everything else and I was trained as Airborne. [32.17] A few months before D-Day they said you are to go out as a Commando, out with No.4 Royal Marine Commando on D-Day with a detachment and one of the sergeants was Ernie Walter who later became an editor at MGM and we landed at D- Day o[…]

[…]ected to the mullard radio valve factory in Mitcham. In Surrey, and I spent some months there and then finally was called up and went into REME  Royal electrical and mechanical engineers. Spent, I've never been able to remember exactly how long I've put off my I think it was  about two and[…]