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[…] I loved being at MGM and I knew all the special effects team and the casting queen . I knew […]
[…] because they started stealing my budget. = had secured a special fund for nitrate copying, which was still a priority […]
[…] always with them because, you know, they discussed all the special effects together, because... 0:01:25.9 MIKE: What was their roles […]
[…] where to start. But I think it's mostly done by special effects now anyway so [??? Interviewer speaks over]. John […]
[…]es. I mean Denham and Pinewood were really my studios. I did a lot at Pinewood and at MGM I did a few things. I loved being at MGM and I knew all the special effects team and the casting queen. I knew all those people from years back, but I didn’t belong to MGM. I wasn’t an MGM person.(TIME 49.[…]
[…]t as a thought.28MW: Meanwhile the industry has continued to be somewhat cavalier with its own content and so on.CJ: Well-MW: [interrupts] especially with regional television and so on.CJ: Well industry equals greed – it’s as simple as that. And penny pinching for all the wrong reason[…]
[…]cials now I think, oh thank God nobody asked me to do those [laughs] because I...well I wouldn't know where to start. But I think it's mostly done by special effects now anyway so [??? Interviewer speaks over].John Legard: There's so much er...yeah...computerised effects.Peggy Gick: Hmm.Did you have[…]
