[…]at so I used to apply, and I never got anything, not anything.[15:12]And, by the way, one other interesting, small sideline, in that building, on the third floor, because we were in the fifth, and the building on the third floor was Ronnie Waldman, who was producing for radio and he and his secretar[…]
[…], and Ithought, ooh, that’d be fun, going about all over the place with them and the boys. Very hard work, good thing I didn’t get that. And the third one was secretary to Pamela Brown in television, television producer. I thought ooh, that’d be quite fun, I’ll put in for that. Well, […]
[…] film director. His films include Odd One Out (1947), The Third Man (1949) and Oliver! (1968) for which he won […]
[…] one other interesting, small sideline, in that building, on the third floor, because we were in the fifth, and the […]
[…]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[…]
[…]Dennis Monger was the Producer up in the gallery. The programme was live. It was very slick, it moved.Now what made the programme, on the third edition, we got the tip off from Norris McWhirter that Roger Bannister would run…would attempt the four minute mile at Oxford that day. Th[…]
[…] film with Anthony Kimmins, Mine Own Executioner, then Bonnie Prince Charlie which went on forever and then I graduated to the second unit of the The Third Man. I was queen of the sewers and I still have my badge (laughs). I’d been down the sewers for three weeks!You went off to Vienna?Yes and it wa[…]
[…] do the ones that were offered you, and then the third one was your own one. And the first one […]
[…] Yes. Well, what was interesting was during the second, during third year we, because I’d chosen to do the first […]
[…] exactly remember. So that was t he second person, the third person was director Stefan Osiecki[xi], also a film director. […]
