[…]t the cinema, which I only recently discovered was on the Uxbridge Road near to where the Metropolitan Line station is and where now the extension to Shepherds Bush Market, it was there. It was bombed in the War and they decided never to rebuild it. But that was the cinema it seems where she spent s[…]
[…] into the dark-room at the Gaumont-British film lab in Shepherd’s Bush. His job was at the ‘front end’, making the […]
[…]aff.” Anyway, he carried on and he said “There’s the air ministry, where you could do secretarial work.” I said “where, which air ministry?” He said “Bush House.” I’d almost started my career at Bush House [Aldwych, London] broadcasting on the BBC Overseas Service, to Germany. I said “Oh I’ll have t[…]
[…]so had meetings where they would get hold of people to talk to us. And I got hold of Hugh Gray, who was the research at Gaumont British at Shepherds Bush. And it was through him that I was able to do anything at all on films because there's no training, no way of getting into f[…]
[…]r or belief. He could have had a longer career as a filmmaker – he was an associate producer for Micky Balcon on some of the early Hitchcock films at Shepherds Bush and he made some very entertaining short films himself but his main interest in life was political, working for causes, particularly in[…]
[…]ere was that, at the...um...Rank religious place?Vernon Sewell: That was shot at G-BI before they went 'whoosh'. No, that was shot at Shepherd's Bush. 'What Men Live By' was shot at Shepherd's Bush.Roy Fowler: And that was, what? A feature?Vernon Sewell: Yes, it was a religious. This […]
[…], Greg Miller, and others, I set-off for London. I arrived in London was met by, at Kensington House not far from the Television Centre in Shepherds Bush, and was met by the my executive producer, who had from the beginning insisted that come what may he would support the programme. He kn[…]
[…]e stage in charge of sound at The Bush?A He was. That’s quite right. He went off to Shepherds Bush with British Acoustic Equipment. Q It was BA Equipment that was in the bush?[…]
