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[…]y programme unit, the 10 years nearly. And my name was never up there. All the other editors of Community Programming since had their names up on the screen. But as the longest serving one, I never had the name up on the screen. It was a just different, different world then that's all different atti[…]

[…]you got rusty by this time do you think. When one hasn't used lightsfor some time.Monty Berman: All I can say is that whatever it was came out on the screen. It wasn'tGregg Toland. Then, of course, we made a whole lot of films for Eros, Bob and I. In allabout 50, you've got the list, they were all m[…]

[…]cript on that and produced it.Muriel Box : I didn't produce it.Sidney Cole : Well, you were credited as producing it.Muriel Box : You saw this on the screen?Sidney Cole : I don't know, but in Leslie Halliwell books, he credits you as producer.Muriel Box : Well I worked on all the scripts.Sidney Cole[…]

[…]sp;from studios went in about 64 before the war. Yeah yeah yeah let's do a screen national. And you took that little labs down that's the screen service which&n[…]

[…]... what were those machines... Acmade? I can't remember which sort they were, anyway. [00:20:23] I: Well there's there was a Moviola with a big screen. [00:20:24] Moviola, I think, which... screen about six inches that's right. So I viewed them on this, I think, and then wound through to […]

[…]n Harker. Oh, yes, I began ... because I drifted into the film business while still in my teens and I found myself acting with people I'd seen on the screen in Tenby. This was a very remarkable experience for me. What happened was, my mother intervened in my life. And she got me a job in an ironmong[…]

[…] various contemporary and exciting situations.So I wrote, with Guy Elms, an original screen play called "The Planter's Wife" which, if nothing else, certainly showed that I was a p[…]