[…]greed it had to include a movie theater, which they named the Telekinema. And this was to show the best of technical achievements of British film and television, and this started a whole new episode in the cinema. The first thing was that Raymond Spottiswoode was brought back to England to take[…]
[…] in February, you see, for This Is Your Life . Television studios which I couldn’t recognise at all. I: Coming […]
[…] identified by Sue Harper and Vincent Porter for film and television historians to feel more comfortable ‘scour[ing] through archives for […]
[…]ow how it started but I used to refer to my work as film which it was, 35mm film. And I said I'm making films. And she said you're not, you're making television. I said absolute rubbish, it's shown on television but we're making films. We edit it, we photograph it in exactly the same way that any fi[…]
[…] somebody who's got experience of the salon, that far from movies, so they gave me juke, who was absolutely ideal. Well, I've been making hundreds of television commercials, then who knows I have all sorts of ideas about images and stuff in it. And I told what I wanted to do and Jake said even to pl[…]
[…]the sidelines and was aware he didn't amount to muchInterviewer 20:07 i suspect it had been his project originally he'd done Henry ive on television pre war and i think he'd put up the idea and obviously it just was taken awayGordon Hales 20:18 i thinkInterviewer 20:19 […]
[…] onto somebody else’s play, and trying to portray that without interfering with it too much of course.BA: Having recently seen Let the People Sing on television just a couple of weeks back your name was on the credits as Scriptwriter. That was a very good credit along with J. B. Priestley, just befo[…]
[…]ightest of them in London, and he told me that every one of these Iraqis that we'd trained were still employed somewhere in the world, in the film or television business. I'm really proud of that. And he got a wonderful job. They made some moviesUnknown Speaker 20:56 too. Did you have a […]
