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[…] Norman Swallow: I think we're all privileged having you create things for us. Thank you for today too.  John Schlesinger: That was my third film. Interesting Norman Swallow: Billy Liar was 1963, Darling 1965  

[…] in Florida and asked me if I would take over this picture, and they had had to fire two cameramen. So because Tim was a friend I did that. I was the third cameraman on it but I did it for as a favour to TimAlan Lawson: Then GloryFreddie Francis: Glory, I did a film before that, before Glory I did t[…]

[…]s very lucky there because I’d only ever been very average, you know, I don’t think I was ever first in class, I was once second, I was usually about third or fourth but I got, I got firsts in both years of secretarial because I could do the shorthand you see. So that was very lucky when I, I came t[…]

[…]antastic success and he couldn't go wrong then, you know he was top. Then he went to prison and when he came out of course we - Ken Horne who was the third member of the company Edward Dmytryk Productions, which was around for years...Alan Lawson: Ah hmm.Cyril Pennington-Richards: ...he ki[…]

[…]hich I think is of great quality.AL: Of the feature films you made, you talk about The ManOutside, what other ones would you like to remember?RA: The Third Secret, John Crichton's only feature film after he gave up Ealing Studios, in fact his only film which is not a comedy, it' s a psychological dr[…]

[…] Yes, I remember Bob yes as well. Yes.Alf Cooper  3:21  I used to work on the on that bench. The second one had Tony Matthews on that. Third one. Jack Cotterell?. Now, Jeff, when they get in, I worked on the next one. So there was a space Yes. Twice. You willAlan Lawson  3:57 &nb[…]

[…]me to stay on was I did. I stayed on there for two years, asked for a rise. I think I was getting 15 shillings a week then what as the projections as third and asked for rise and it wasn't forthcoming. So I wrote to Odeons I wrote to Granada's Odeon has offered me a job as third at the Odeon Southal[…]

[…]ritten in, of course you wouldn’t compete with Priestley.Peter Ustinov was an assistant director at that time, an assistant, assistant assistant, the third, fourth or fifth assistant director, he was lovely to work with because he was always composing something in his mind, he was there if you wante[…]