BECTU History ProjectInterview no: 385Interviewee: Sheila WhitakerInterviewer: Stanley Forman, Manny Yospa Duration: 01:19:00COPYRIGHT: No use may be made of any interview material without the permission of the BECTU History Project (http://www.historyproject.org.uk/). Copyright of interview materia[…]
[…]. And I had about two-thirds of it cut by the time he came home, and, I suppose in a way that was lucky for me, but, he wanted to, because he admired Stanley so much, to have more, thing. And by doing that with Norman, who wasn’t very experienced, he was able to do what he particularly wanted to do,[…]
[…]as a fun place to work. It went really well. Pete the people in the BFI at the time.SPEAKER: M1It had its hierarchy its management hierarchy. I think Stanley Reed was ahead of it at the time. John Huntley was head of film appreciation. Department. And the National Film Theatre was run by Lesley Hard[…]
[…]as because I was in the middle of this picture, which just intruded into it. So there are great expectations were set up David Lean, and a man called Stanley Haynes ha why NES who sadly, subsequently committed suicide for some personal reasons, but worked on on the script to great expectations. And […]
[…]mean how's it going. Who has it now?AF: Yeah well I don't know if you've noticed but there is, you remember that one of the things we did was talk to Stanley.MW: A name I was going to raise in a minute.AF: Yes. Well we took a lot of his material as you know.MW: This is Stanley Forman. [BEHP Intervie[…]
[…]up doing, so there are shot scenes intercut with the archive footage but the film was made in black and white, the cameraman was John Alcott, who was Stanley Kubrick’s cameraman and he did lot of work to make sure that the camera lenses and film stock he was using were appropriate to the look of the[…]
[…]the war started and I think Montagu had control of the films, Ivor Montagu had control of the films. I think many of the films are with archives that Stanley Forman's organisation has...Sidney Cole: Oh yes.Charles Cooper: ...many of the films are there. I am not sure how many of the actual productio[…]
[…] – when = came – the first one was Reed, Stanley Reed. A very nice man, not a big personality […]
