[…]or/Peet: Were you operated on on the spot or were…Denis Forman: Yes, I was amongst Indians and had a hell of a time getting down because we werebeing shelled and it was a precipice. My batman a big guy called Rutherford he was about 6'2",tried to find people to carry me down but couldn't, we would g[…]
[…]brother,Ron Hill  9:02  and it was Charlie. Oh, Charlie was the only one in the family. That didn't take anything mechanical. He worked for Shell Mex & BP. And he worked himself to a very good position. Very good job. I knew you'd have to treat it very well. Importantly, after you've b[…]
[…] of the same order as that produced by an area track and it could add to the effect of certain things. I mean it was astonishing with the gunfire and shell bursts and things that we did – actually we blew up – we were using Western Electric 630 microphones – a good old standby – we blew up two mics,[…]
[…]And also working with a very small team, you know, people. And then I met some very interesting people, like Ralph keen Powell. I even worked for the shell market Film Unit, for certain. But I met some day, July, for people, Arthur Elton, who was then the head of it, and they were all trying to, and[…]
EXTRACT:-"A chap I knew said would I like to come down to Denham. I said, 'I don’t think I know enough about fibrous plastering.' He said, 'Well, come down because they could do with men, because they’re busy.'  They were doing 'Elephant Boy' and things like that at the time, a[…]
[…]  24:29  bind, books, paint, Carpenter, stuff, and I there was a time when I sort ofSpeaker 1  24:46  getting a bit going into my shell. It was off putting all these books, I suppose I'd read magazines. It's one reason. It could be. Good material. Now was loved him dearly, of cou[…]
[…]ly good. And a lovelyperson. Who else did I know? I don’t know. Oh yes, Geoffrey Bell from way back. I’ve never worked with him have I? No. He was at Shell. I think he went to Worldwide for abit didn’t he, at one time. Geoffrey Bell I remember because he was friends, very muchfriends with Ralph Elto[…]
[…]ock at the door, and I opened the door, and there stood Ted Roberts, and I said, "Hello!" So he looked at me quite blankly, through his large tortoiseshell glasses, and they weren't worn in those days, you know. They were rather awe-inspiring! And he said, "Good morning!" So I said, "Good morning!" […]
[…]y training really at all. What happened was quite amusing.I was put into modern shell which was where people returning from Empireoutposts who had got the wrong syllabus,[…]
