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[…] drive down from Wood Green to the Savoy in the Strand, really terrified me. Rodney Giesler: He came over during […]

[…] there and enthusiastic. He then went out to Hollywood and became a great lighting designer in Hollywood.Roy Fowler: Yes, he directed one or two films out there, didn't he?Joan Kemp-Welch: Yes and he died, oh, I suppose about twenty years ago, didn't he?Roy Fowler: I can't remember wh[…]

[…] I'd been writing comic poems for the paper as well for years, two to three years every week. And so he gave me the songs and I took them back to the strand Palo Santo, one dinner night. At night, and I wrote four songs that night, and took them down the next day. And he liked them, bought them. And[…]

[…]es, so you've got opportunities to act on small things in between times but I started acting on a regular basis and in ’84, ‘85 I think, and I'd been strand editor on on “Timewatch” and “Bookmark” under Executive Producer Tim Gardam.And I got made up to editor I think in ‘85 and one of the films tha[…]

[…]ol, first of all in Clapham and Aristotle road. And later I went to school in Babylon and Bonneville road. From biovar Road, I went to a place called strand School, which is on Brixton Hill, right opposite theUnknown Speaker  1:21  prison.Dudley Lovell  1:22  And that's a good sc[…]

[…]t was frightening. Of course you know he got killed in a crash eventually. But it was terrifying, this drive down from Wood Green to the Savoy in the Strand, really terrified me.Rodney Giesler: He came over during the War and stayed didn't he?Dicky Leeman: Yes. But he was one of a family, acrobatic,[…]

[…]ack with film and edit it in England?Philip Leacock: Yes. And I was - I don't think I was involved when we came back. I had got leave of absence from Strand Films and when I got back Basil Wright and John Taylor asked me to join Realist, so I went to Strand to apologise - and was only to learn that […]

[…]father was a hotelier, so we lived wherever he was working, he was a hotelier at The Washington Hotel in Curzon Street, and then at the Howard in The Strand. And so of course, until my parents were divorced I was, always went with them and lived in these hotels. And then finally, at the age of four […]

[…]am Williams  2:31  developing the the framer he was called a framer he had a frame that had metal pins that are top and bottom are separate strands a frame these film onto their  placed in the cradle the film places no film onto there with a drawing pin and then wound the film round t[…]

[…]am Williams  2:31  developing the the framer he was called a framer he had a frame that had metal pins that are top and bottom are separate strands a frame these film onto their  placed in the cradle the film places no film onto there with a drawing pin and then wound the film round t[…]