[…]l. And it all went reasonably well until we had this we had a big location on the Rochester marshes. And there was a big sequence on the river on the Thames, where they roll the convict out to the paddle steamer to help him to escape. The paddle steamer causes production itself because I had to get […]
[…]e continuity work, I believe other studios want them. So would you put me down as a continuity girl." So after a while, I had one or two at Walton-on-Thames, and various other bits and pieces around, very small beer it was at that time.Alan ? : Can you remember who the agent was?Muriel Box : I can't[…]
[…]he ex-wife of Ken Clark [ph] who was a very good operator who did quite a lot of work for me later on. But we did a lot, we worked with Yorkshire and Thames. And I did that frost fair... &[…]
[…]ratch on him, which is of course the the virtually the last words in in fires were started when the munitions vessel loaded with explosives is on the Thames and one of the fireman says the other site was sore I notice. Now, whether they genuinely was something like your rugs where you can trip[…]
[…]ow, and things like that. But of course in the meantime I'd worked on quite a lot of stuff, a lot of television series. Oh I worked over at Walton-on-Thames with Pip Pearson, I did a lot of the Robin Hood things, they went on for years those things over there. And then I did another thing called The[…]
[…] it was, it was Nettlefold's. And we went to Rugby and we shot quite a lot up there, and then we came back and did the studio stuff and worked on the Thames. It was actually in the winter by the time we got to the Thames, so the boys swimming in the river, we shot in November! And in fact there is o[…]
[…] went on the air, isn't it? Yes, so frost and Jay and Marsh came down one the time they wanted to do TV. AM, and I've got a tape London Weekend news, Thames news, where frost and Jay are standing outside this building, saying, This is where it's all going to be done. I was in America at the time. Th[…]
