[…]an Spencer  18:31  Vincent KordaI'm sure it was yes, I'm sure it was. Now the thing that impressed me on night without arm it was this. The third assistant director was a chap called Jack Clayton, who went on to become a film director and Jackie Clayton organised the extras they had lots o[…]
[…]an Spencer  18:31  Vincent KordaI'm sure it was yes, I'm sure it was. Now the thing that impressed me on night without arm it was this. The third assistant director was a chap called Jack Clayton, who went on to become a film director and Jackie Clayton organised the extras they had lots o[…]
[…]ent or America coming to BIP [Elstree] Studios, the introduction was absolutely dreadful because it was...the hall, it was just so basic. I mean it a third-rate bus waiting room in Barnsley or something would have had better than that. And it was really, really disgusting because it looked so dreadf[…]
[…]ish purchasing commission in New York. And that afforded her enough to get a small flat, which we did, which was on Lexington Avenue, overlooking the Third Avenue L which of course is not no longer there. And it was minute, there was a kitchenette. And if you've been have a bathroom it and one bedro[…]
[…]. So so he said to me Well why don't you want your loved punch get back into production. So I thought well that's a good idea. So I started gaining a third assistant which was very good for my soul. I probably was the worst third assistant there ever was because I had a slightly truculent attitude t[…]
[…] 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[…]
[…]rn European trade unions in fist ave to pay into fist staffs travel fund certain amounts of Western European currency, which would then buy fares for third World countries who were too poor to send delegates to the fist of conferences, which were usually held in the USSR. USSR couldn't fund with har[…]
[…]they threw money at it! I have to say I have never earned so much since because I was in a Union agreement which effectively meant that any time, the third schedule as it was known, historical Union agreement, meant that after five o' clock I was on overtime and the hours on that project were just i[…]
[…] Hyde Park for the filming. And that's when I kind of arrived in the in the film industry. And I met Kat later on is to meet Cal read and work on the third man, mod heavy. I progressed eventually from an office boy into into the cutting rooms, I was attracted by the smell of ml acetate, I think that[…]
