[…] on the south bank, its four chimneys stark against the sky, with no hint of the ghastly glass and cladding […]
[…] In both cases, the female figures look up at the sky, with the factory worker stretching her arms out toward […]
[…] move to multiple broadcasters which started with Channel 5 and Sky in the late eighties was modelled on American TV […]
[…]sed like a fleet review at sea, out of sight of land, and the weather blew up in the most wonderful way. There were these white scudding clouds, blue sky. And we sent back all these wonderful pictures. And in those days, the BBC would transmit for hours something like that. And when we eventually go[…]
[…] The one man many voices to has been incredibly successful? And there have been many, many documentaries on television as well. Most recent one being Sky Arts, the undiscovered Tony Hancock, which again, had lots and lots of rare footage in it, some of which is now commercially available wasn't at t[…]
[…]p the Thames and Phil said there was some kind of Saharan dust cloud or there was some problem on the continent, which created, on that very day, the sky to suddenly go really dark behind this window, and he’d just been stuck with that, they had to shoot it and all the rest of it. When they got to t[…]
[…]on, and he couldn’t remember his lines. He never learnt them, he couldn’t be bothered to. And they had to be hoisted up on a hoist, supposedly in the sky, and he just couldn’t remember his lines. It was horrendous. We must have shot it ten times before he actually got it right, and I don’t think he […]
[…] or the green, or the yellow, or the white, a huge range of colour that God would create by the sun bouncing off, say, green grass you got green, the sky is blue you see the tinges of blue. And I remember as an assistant working with DPs who would always go to a location and black everything out and[…]
[…] kind of work out what her house would look like, you know, or what her car would be and all that sort of stuff but with Entertainment it's like blue-sky thinking. You know, waah! So, I came up with this whole scenario and to be honest I can't remember the story but you know, there was a snowy bit a[…]
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