[…]e are supposed to get that opportunity. I still I mean, remember, when I retired three years ago, Bessie gave him one of their Sunday lunches down at Shepperton. I was the guest of honour. And I got there and I said something about that I was frustrated cinematographer. And I sat down and Ronnie Tay[…]
[…]OK. The tricks they'd get up to. I had one 35mm print with no change-over cues, and track spillage all the way through. I had a small cutting room at Shepperton at the time, and I used their theatre to view the dozen or so 35mm prints we'd ordered. And bugger me, that same rogue print with no change[…]
[…] Lewin was determined that he was going to have it as a Royal command performance. When we knew then, the Mudlark got it. And I think we were over at Shepperton and I think we had about 15 editors sound and picture editors trying to get the picture out. And Romulus we're going mad the money we were […]
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[…] Broccoli. In 1959, Andy Worker became the Studio Manager at Shepperton studios, a post he held until 1976. He then […]
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