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[…]known, fairly well known in Poland. He was a poet, film director and a writer and he organised and opened the film unit, became a director, the First Director. He was hoping it would be a nucleus for the resumption of film activities in Poland after the war. This was his idea of starting it. And a n[…]

[…]called The passage to India, by enforcer. And I said to myself that I'm making the wrong film, this is the film you should be making. And that was in 1956. Now 5757. And I tried and tried I went to So eventually I went to see the Oh by himself, but he didn't know. But I got to know him very well. Ju[…]

[…]re was no chance of advancement at MGM beyond the old union rate or even advancing beyond assistant dubbing mixer, I decided to change studios around 1956. That's what happened. I just left Watkins after working for him since 1938, I just left him. I was very sad about this. But I went to work for J[…]

[…]dea what I wanted to do. My father had been a clothing designer, working successfully in America and also with a couple of important people in this country, and he naturally thought that his three sons would all become clothing designers...needless to say, none of us did! So I was not really prepare[…]

[…]her. He was very good - he was on close-ups.Fowler/Lawson: What about Guy Green?Bill Girdlestone: I never did a picture with Guy, only as a director. Lovely, oh what a lovely boy. Iliked his work, he did that army film, didn't he.Fowler/Lawson: What do you think are the qualities of a[…]

[…] light of the Anschluss. Coming to England she studied film under William Hunter at Dartington College in Devon, before going […]