[…]. Well, then there was Oliver! with Carol, again, and John Box of course. That one was quite a tough one because although we made it all at Shepperton, it was like doing films in one, because we had all the sort of dramatic stuff on the stages and then anything that the dancers were doing […]
[…]Red Law? He was chief of sound of Paramount News in those days...Bob Allen: I didn't know that, I knew Red Law later.Mickey Hickey: But Red worked at Shepperton, didn't he?Bob Allen: Hmm, hmm.Mickey Hickey: Well he was chief of sound at the time when I was at Paramount News, just before, well - the […]
[…]sack within a few days!Rodney Giesler: But that was a very ambitious project for a British studio wasn't it?Dicky Leeman: It was, yes. It was done at Shepperton. It was done at Shepperton and I think every musician in the world was used on it. Toots Camarata was the musical director. And to me a gre[…]
[…]a film called Holiday Camp, as characters.Manny Yospa: Oh.Charles Drazin: I mean Jack Warner um...Manny Yospa: I think they did, but that was made at Shepperton that wasn't made in house. [NB Actually, Shepherds Bush. See below where MY corrects this error]Charles Drazin: I see, and...Manny Yospa: Y[…]
[…] and that was what he meant, it ' s all ta, ta te ta... . . So that was a little incident.So we did. One opera a day and then eventually went down to Shepperton. No first of all we went to Twickenham. And the music was played back at as loud a level as they could afford into the studio without givin[…]
