[…] knew Red Law later. Mickey Hickey: But Red worked at Shepperton, didn't he? Bob Allen: Hmm, hmm. Mickey Hickey: Well […]
[…] studio plasterer in various studios including Denham, Riverside, Pinewood and Shepperton. A particularly interesting section discusses the typical day of […]
[…] 'Matinee Idol' with George King. Alan Lawson: That was at Shepperton, wasn't it? That was... Tilly Day: No, 'Matinee Idol' […]
[…] And at one time I remember I was down at Shepperton working on a commercial and somebody rang up and […]
[…] sound, not a sound. Suddenly a truck with Sound City Shepperton written on it appeared, RCA truck and out came […]
[…] on the payroll of any of the big studios. Either Shepperton, Pinewood, Elstree or any of them, MGM. I'd work […]
[…] him in his documentary company who were a subsidiary of Shepperton Studios, and since I had got on so well with […]
[…] that when later on I worked mostly at Pinewood or Shepperton, or wherever, you didn't mind, you just walked in […]
[…] played golf with, and that led to an interview at Shepperton with John Cox, who did his best to frighten […]
[…] Harris: Julian Wintle, who I met once or twice at Shepperton later on and he had his own company. I […]