[…] the daughter is. Mrs Box, she's safely back in England, which I'm very glad. But - and living in the family house at [6, Astley Park Road] Walton-on-Thames!Roy Fowler : So there. They seem secure as a family then.Ella Mallett : Oh they're a great team. So then Glebelands started as I say, as you se[…]
[…]fella he was (but anyway that's his life story). But the film, it made quite a hit. And I think she made another one, cause Riverside is right by the Thames, as you know, and this was all about a bargee going up and down the water, you know. I had about six or seven years there...quite nice...under […]
[…]as done on an expense account. So ISpeaker 1 1:09 quite agree that one of the comments, pardon me, you know, Hungerford bridge across the Thames, London, yes, well, one guy put in him for a taxi over hunger for good bridge. And the classical comment that was always made about expenses wa[…]
[…] on and that we lived quite near the shop where his father had the shop and he said ‘well, I have got the book but I ammoving tomorrow to Kingston on Thames and it is buried in cases. Will I send it to you?’ And then he sort of said ‘What do you do?’ I said ‘well, I was a trade union organiser […]
[…]e, EMIp.7Wyn Ryder: Did you have a favourite studio?Reggie Beck: Denham.Wyn Ryder: Elstree worst of all?Reggie Beck: No Walton on ThamesWyn Ryder: Which is now a supermarketWyn Ryder: Then you worked with Robert Rossen on Islands in the Sun.Reggie Beck: Robert Ross[…]
[…]ing is that they're going to slowly. Put everything out a lot of it to out to independent production I know it's partly due to finances but I believe Thames are going more and more to freelance work and they seem to feel the quality gets a bit better that way. I mean that's all I can say. I'm sorry […]
[…]hink something had happened to the theatre but I can't remember why. Wedid go and dub them at Shepperton and we dubbed them at Teddington whichis now Thames Studios. He also shot 3 of them at Shepperton and finallymoved over to Pinewood when Pinewood opened. We moved to Pinewood on thevery first day[…]
[…]us being just an actor. But in point of fact not at all, he behaved just like any other reasonable actor. I always remember on the floor at Walton on Thames where we were shooting Harry Watt was directing but he was directing on the other unit and I wanted him to direct another episode and he said h[…]
[…]s Bower 33:41No, I did this one film and a short called "First of the Ebb", which as its name implies is about the turn of the tide on the Thames. "The Path of Glory" it has an interesting career, you know, because it was an immensely successful radio play you see by a man call[…]
[…]Graham: Which film was that?Eric Cross: I can't remember, there was a court scene in it and that's all I can remember of it. It was made at Walton on Thames.Arthur Graham: What do you think is the future of the Association and the film medium in general?Eric Cross: Well, film seems to be very much i[…]
