[…]y Studios that I worked at. They were Islington Studios, where I worked. There were Twickenham studios. There were studios at Merton park. There were Teddington studios and Ealing studios. Now I worked at Islington studios on a film as an extra step. Then, on a film with a crazy game in whose name I[…]
[…] after that I became mum and dad, you know with the kids. We did a film of Party Time. DB: In a studio or on stage? GG: In a studio down at Teddington I think it was, and we were walking across the car park after filming one day, and I said to Harold “What are you going to do next?” He sai[…]
[…] Good job.DB: Now, in addition to these feature films is the odd television production as well. I mean I see there is Armchair Theatre and things, at Teddington. PM: Philip Saville and John Moxey.DB: Yeah. What do you remember about that. That was something totally different for you.PM: Totally[…]
[…] Samuelson organisation because they were handling all the sound in the camera and and I did it for about three years. The first series in a UK based Teddington lovely studio with the water flying by really nice. So that was my firstreal interest and did lots of commercial and documentaries before I[…]
[…]at everybody did - even in the labour exchanges people were saying what I really want to do is direct - in job centres - so er - I found out that ABC Teddington were looking for - er - trainee directors - and I went along there to one of their boards like Brian Tesler and - I can’t remember the rest[…]
[…]of about three days in Michael Apted’s garden. In those days, I don’t know whether he still has a house there but it was very near the studios in, in Teddington. And that was, that started off with a rugby game. I don’t really know very much about rugby. [Laughter] And I learned the rules very […]
[…]on Authority. It was most interesting. We covered all the docks on the river then for the PLA. And their domain was right from Tilbury, right down to Teddington. And all these extraordinary warehouses with everything you can think of: tobacco, liquor, everything you can think of. And Jim was suddenl[…]
[…] and I was wanting to get some money and I found that if I became an electrician I get one and six and three farthings an hour and so I moved over to Teddington to Henry Legion Norman studios. And they were doing a film called Stranglehold with Isabel Jeans, Alan James And that was my introduc[…]
