[…] I suppose. There was one dress for instance, which was dyed blue to match her car. It had fox fur dyed blue to match the car. And in a funny way, it sounds terribly extravagant – the cost was a lot – but things were not exorbitant then. They were expensive, but they weren’t over the top. Today, if […]
[…]es. And walking and movement I think they are… its… its different I mean they’re changing over her now. I hope.Yeah sort of. Yeah sort of some of the sound sort of people have said that the American actors were at doing voice overs if necessary much better than the British ones who tend to freeze up[…]
[…]ies in 1934; Tony Schmitz; paid extra money for working night work (which he did 6 nights a week); long hours but good working conditions; high speed sound developers; Fred Skipper (chemical mixer/chemical fades; Jim Skipper; Mr Brookes (night manager); Mr Murray started him pos-cutting on nights; C[…]
[…] Egypt any more’. [Laughter] I said ‘That was the first sound I heard in Egypt’. Yes. ‘No, no didn’t do […]
