Alan Izod

[…]e of the course, john has been been born in in March 1940, by which time and an expectation of his arrival we had gone to live in the country down at Shepperton and I have a delightful little old, ancient cottage called the little cottage in shepparton. alongside a farm we got to know the farm peopl[…]

Brian Marshall

[…]speaking, it will tell you some are more calm cochranton than others obviously. But anyway, we did those three films I came back now went to work for Shepperton on a fairly permanent paces. And the bloke who ran who's the Chief of sound, there was a game called John Cox, who's very good man very, ve[…]

Joe McGrath

[…]ne? (laughs)Q: But - but so you got in to preparation for the film with the sets and the every - casting blah -blah -blah and you started shooting at Shepperton?00:29:27JOE: Yep - we started shooting at Shepperton and on the first day Sellers didn’t turn up (laughs) and I thought this is it this is […]

Joy Cuff (née Seddon)

[…]:23:31.8 MIKE: Tell me about Bob in terms of those days then. What was he doing? 0:23:34.9 JOY: Well he was an amazing Matt Artist. He worked at Shepperton. I think that was his first job which, you know, he worked there for years and John Mackey was there under Wally Veevers but he was doing w[…]

Kent Houston

[…]Darrol Blake  34:04   and it was Pinewood? Kent Houston  34:06  We shot that. I think we shot it at Shepperton. Oh, right, yeah, I'm trying to remember. Doesn't realize. I'm pretty sure it was Shepperton, yeah, yeah. Billy Crystal was in that interes[…]

Ken Adam

[…]s to use French ship The Implacable in Hornblower.00:20:45 – 00:29:50 The Intruder for Guy Hamilton, his first major contact with the Kordas, made at Shepperton; Star of India, which also included some ships; what the Kordas had done at Shepperton was to create “the film studio of film studios”, Fra[…]

Mary Harvey (Welford)

[…], who was his usual self, delightful, funny, rather vague. And, ‘Yes’, he said, ‘yes, I think, I'm sure Sidney is looking for someone but he's down atShepperton finishing off Only Two Can Play’. And so that was my first meeting with Launder and Gilliat, with whom, I suppose you could say I ende[…]
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