[…]And then the next film I made was Crime on the Hill for British International, which was an interesting film I think. It was run at the National Film Theatre among some others.Sidney Cole: With the recent retrospective they did?Bernard Vorhaus: Yes, yes. And um - you see at the time, on the quota fi[…]
[…]nd he had to make a living. I mean, you know, what were the practices in those days? And so I suppose it was right. But I can remember sitting in the theatre one day one morning that he was there, when Mike with Microsoft, and I was Microsoft, a personal assistant. At that time. I was off track calm[…]
[…]on for the Advancement of Science. I won it quite a few times, I had a rather soft habit. And on one occasion, the presentation was made in the Shell theatre. And to the consternation of everyone, I think, after Elvin? got up and sort of quite impromptu from the benches made a sort of speech, which […]
[…]ox : It wasn't in Wardour Street, I think they were on the corner near where the Ivy Restaurant was.Sidney Cole : Near the Ambassador and St Martin's theatres.Muriel Box : Yes, it was just across there and they had the corner site. Anyway, one of the agents, Christopher Mann, had been approached by […]
[…]ad come over to... he had aFrench wife and he came over to England and he started up in... it was in a basement at86, one of those things where Crown Theatre was, one of those basements there in Wardour Street. And they were dubbing what name films into English. &n[…]
[…]e they hadn't got behind bars. And. Each time I had to go down to the theatre and had to be anesthetized once they were doing dressings and putting a […]
[…]awson: Yes...Cyril Pennington-Richards: And our premises were in thirty-nine, Windmill Street, Great Windmill Street, opposite the Windmill Theatre, we were on the top floor. And then we moved to eighty-nine Wardour Street, where we took over Edibell Studios - the Edibell company - they ha[…]
