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[…] 1937 -1986 . Worked in order at: Sound City ( Shepperton), Denham, Pinewood, Army Film Unit, Crown Film Unit, MGM […]

[…] to that I was destined to a career in the film industry. One of my father's patients was a Mr John Byers and he just happened to be head of sound at Shepperton Studios which in those days was called Sound City and it was not long before I was invited to look around. Of course he had a look round my[…]

[…]ever likes people who might have back troubles, ‘cos you can swing the lead easy and get the pension. [They laugh] I didn’t go.DB: Ah, okay. So, then Shepperton popped up.PM: Yeah. In fact, not going in the Army did me a lot of good, because it meant as a young lad I was available, whereas if I’d go[…]

[…] I, I really worked on myself, I hope I did, yes. Anyhow, so I worked, then I worked in studios, and then... No, then I got, then I landed in, in, in Shepperton, and there I was lucky, because Thornburn, you know the, the studio director, liked me, liked me. And he didn't mind my being pregnant all […]

[…] No, then I got, then I landed in, in, in Shepperton, and there I was lucky, because Thornburn, you know […]

[…]s a sea thing, Old BillRoy Fowler: Old Bones of the RiverMaurice Carter: Old Bones of the River was later. That was a late one because we wentover to Shepperton to make part of that, the river part. Then inbetween was anotherStevenson film which was a very good one, Owd Bob, Will Fyffe, and we made […]

[…] Broccoli. In 1959, Andy Worker became the Studio Manager at Shepperton studios, a post he held until 1976. He then […]

[…] a host of stuff post-war with all the stuff with Shepperton and that sort of thing...no sorry that was pre-war. […]

[…]o far ahead.E.M. Smedley-Aston: I think I said to Mary, "I'm strictly pre-war." I mean I've got a host of stuff post-war with all the stuff with Shepperton and that sort of thing...no sorry that was pre- war. But it's very difficult to be, shall I say, not logical but controlled on this because[…]