[…]an Peter she is a teacher at Northampton. Then there is Helen, she started at Rediffusion when she was 18 and then Rediffusion split up, some went to Thames and she went to London Weekend, she went as a researcher, and then she became head of the research department two years later on. &n[…]
[…] was there 22 years and retired. He was approached by Thames Television to help out as labour relations. And EMI took […]
[…]as been spent. Darrol Blake 15:42 I worked with a director, well, I mean, in the next office, as it were, to a director at Thames, who, after she'd shot her piece, would take it into the mending shop, which, which was her name for editing. Yeah, Kent Houston &nbs[…]
[…] 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…”[…]
[…]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... &[…]
[…]o they weren 't. It was after that, of course. Second Mate was made on the river, we went up and down the river on a barge, and I got sea sick on the Thames, because I was down underneath making notes and doing things, underneath in the hold and it was awful , the way it was swaying around underneat[…]
[…]wful lot of film material, probably all of it, was being shot on 16mm Kodak negative film at the BBC. In fact, I also knew the chief technical guy at Thames TV, and they were doing it as well.PF: Okay. Thanks. I think that pretty much covers all our questions. Is there anything that you can think of[…]
[…]ateur film. For its time. It was all like briefing counters. It was a lady having an illicit relationship with a glamorous young cyclist on the River Thames. Nice. And I was her son. So I got carried around a lot by this very glamorous lady from the amateur dramatics society, and I thought that was […]
[…]re gonna shoot it there. They know what what they can do in the studio. And while they're there, I by my life changed because I've been a director of Thames Television, yeah. For a number of years, about 10 years and the interest was the chairman. And the time came and the new licence was coming up […]
