[…] direct bits of this, I don’t like car chases, I don’t like shooting in London” he said “you can do all the car chases as a scene on the banks of the Thames”, or in fact, in the wash of the Thames where the tide’s gone out, and there’s a scene of someone walking along looking for something. And er…”[…]
[…]ple and suddenly...When suddenly...It was quite isolated.In home, where were you living?We were told not to go back. We were still, we were living at Thames Ditton.Y es.At that time. We had a, had a flat there when we got married, quite a nice little flat,and really I was told at that stage, it was […]
[…] Well, Iwas eleven months old actually. My father was the first American director to be sent to England and he came over to work in the old Walton on Thames studios.Oh. What was his name?Larry Trimble.Larry Trimble?And he, he was really the first person that I think that put animals in movies and ma[…]
[…]ot fed up sitting behind a desk being Head of Comedy and he went as being a producer and then he left the BBC and he freelanced and he, he worked for Thames for some years and did some very successful productions for Thames. But he was behind many successful projects that have since, since run on to[…]
[…]nyway, he's great. But he was hopping the second time was another BAFTA Awards when I had left the BBC.For the programme had left the BBc and gone to Thames Television Norman Swallow 3:06 Thames TelevisionRichard Levin 3:07 was every other year, I think it changed Thames[…]
[…] fantasies.One of them, which I think is one of the best things he ever did, was to sail a U-boat in wartime up the English Channel, turn left up the Thames, turn left at the Embankment into the underground system, which was fabulous. Very quickly, the story was it is 1939, the war, it is Friday nig[…]
[…]ere there, absolutely. So I did that during my freelance area. I also did - I can’t remember the dates now - a documentary for Jeremy when he went to Thames, about Hollywood, which again was a similar sort of thing called, Dowager in Hot Pants, it was called, about Hollywood. And then I, while I was[…]
[…], or say around London, where, once one film will go to one circuit, one to the other. What we used to have booking dates in those days, north of the Thames and south of the Thames. And as I say, when I got my first week salary picked up from the office, and I went back to Peter Jackson, Chief Proje[…]
[…] the BBC and he freelanced and he, he worked for Thames for some years and did some very successful productions […]
[…] th ere was a Royal Navy submarine came up the Thames and there were three or four men on the […]
