[…] feel okay, yeah, hippie type guy who was doing I suppose what he called an underground movie at the time. He filmed quite a lot of topless people on South of France beaches. And I didn't understand what the film was about. It was all a bit weird. And he said he wanted it edited by he wanted the pic[…]
[…]nd of course, nobody else would do it. And so they sent the most junior member and I went for nearly two years to live in, in Aden. In in what is now South Yemen, and shot 16 mil. Then it was I earned Amiga reputation as a one man outfit. And I was sent to the Antarctic with the transcend a Commonwe[…]
[…]h younger as I was saying, and he died quite young too didn’t he?UB: He did, he was lovely. There was a lovely club in London, it’s not there now, in South Audley Street, called the International Musical Association. It was a beautiful place, Doc Mathieson was a member, and Alan was of course,[…]
[…] was before we went to one I think was before Jason just before Jason. Yes I think it was tough film down in math mafia land. Italy. Right. Deep Deep South in Italy. Wonderful occasion. Bloody Murder to work. Murder. Well the conditions were really appalling. I mean we lived in a little tiny village[…]
[…]y macro made a very enjoyable film called, what a life ending up with some miserable, miserable comic, Richard masterman escape throwing yourself off South NPR and even though it's no good, because because the water wasn't deep enough to lead in a puddle, that sort of any height caused a sensation b[…]
[…]ying that I was finishing work and Alex said 'Well, he can come on as second assistant on "Cry, The Beloved Country" and Zoltan Korda was shooting in South Africa. It was the first sort of anti apartheid film. Alan Paton's book, in fact, I have got part of the script that Alan Paton gave me signed b[…]
[…]uge launch at the NSC with meet ARB. And we then we also did things like we were the only place for example where you could get where you can get the South Africa and India test match for the first time. So those were the sorts of we made sure that the programming was unique. And I think you know, o[…]
[…]nd say [Sings] "Here comes Muffin, Muffin the Mule," see...Alan Lawson: [Laughing]Cyril Page: And we said, "Oh my Gawd!" you know, "It's down the old Southend Pierrot Show!" So anyway, ok, we got down there and we framed it all up and started on her then we sort of...We didn't zoom. I mean, we had n[…]
