[…]8 months to make. It was very, very long, somewhere like six hours. And they showed two hours, one week, the second two hours, the next week, and the third two hours, the third week. She went on location to share money. And I remember as a kid of, I must have been let me see I was born in 1911. She […]
[…]said, "We're operating two shifts at the Stoll, Kingsway, and there's no rewind boy. There's going to be a senior chief, a senior second and a senior third." He said, "You're going to be a senior third on one shift and your old friend Harry Rayner" - who had been at the Astoria with me again - he wa[…]
[…]istration, it has damn all to do with what the people are getting in that area, because most of the stuff people are getting in those areas is pretty third rate.I've gone off on this tangent I know and you'll think we had more money then than they do now. They get a billion pounds now you know, that[…]
[…]rn and whenDudley Lovell 0:30 I was born in Dulwich the 11th of June 1915 in Trossachs row locally, which I found because my wife had her third baby there, and I parked in it and I was amazed to find it was suddenly just next row where I had the wrong. I actually saw the house. I didn't […]
[…]was going to London, he used to come in with his uniform on a hangar, with all the medals on it, because he was going to some social function. On the third Friday he was called on, I got the entire unit to line up both side of this drive, all of us lined up, and as this car came from the hotel, we a[…]
[…]ot closer and closer, one bomb whistled, it’s siren had gone, and one whistled, whee and bang, and the second one whee and bang a bit nearer. And the third one, wee and the door shot open and a long black object shot in and I thought it was a bomb. But it was the guard. I was so scared, but the thir[…]
[…] as my father. And he is a man who has fairly colourful past he was. I have a letter written by the captain of the Windjammer which he was serving as third mate at the time, saying that he'd been put ashore in hospital in Manila, as a result of being severely damaged in a heavy storm. He, that, in f[…]
[…]w the (indistinct) director. I said ‘well, what do you want to be in the end?’ he said “director” and I said ‘oh, so do I!’. he said, “well, become a third assistant director.” So I said ‘well, how do I do that?’ and he said “well, give me your phone number, and I’ll let you know.” So I thought, ‘ye[…]
[…]o I think it was he who got me into the Polish Film Unit, but it was a long time ago and I don't exactly remember. So that was the second person, the third person was director Stefan Osiecki[xi], also a film director. All these people were fairly well known in Poland so I was told. I had never been […]
[…]as Pat was making Western approaches launched Libya was making hundreds of fifth.SPEAKER: M8That's right. That's right. That's right. So on about the third or fourth day I was given a notebook and told to go to Sierra with Colonel Frank Capra and take notes for him all day which I did while he was s[…]
