[…], quite pleased with me. That was for a film called sabotage.Unknown Speaker 33:08 Was that what it was? Yes. And in fact, he went out on television about two months ago. I'm sorry I didn't see it. And what you were doing the model work for was for back projection playedUnknown Speaker &[…]
[…]s a sort of semi feature film. It had professional actors. The leading lady spot was played by Diana Sheridan who is still very, very active today on television. I don't remember a great deal about that film. I don't think it was terribly successful. It was rather rather hackneyed, I think that the […]
[…]es, then after the, which started which was published first in 1910. And after, it was called Pathé News.00:21:28​It lasted till recent year when the television took over, you see. See, once television was, went on the air, it was finished for us, because it’s no use putting news that they have seen[…]
[…]nd arguing with these people over what was due to me. I took it to the agent and they took the 10% out.Wyn Ryder: Have you ever been involved in television.Reggie Beck: No.Wyn Ryder: Not even films made for television.Reggie Beck: No. I don't think so.Wyn Ryder: What is your[…]
[…]rn day TV series in the way they make them. Have you any idea?Eric Cross: I've never worked on a series, I don't know. I made about four pictures for television in Germany, in Hamburg and Berlin but they were made under ordinary feature picture conditions.Arthur Graham: What cameramen with whom you […]
[…] When BBC Birmingham outgrew its first base on Broad Street, television production moved to the old Delicia Cinema on Gosta […]
