[…]and then saw the assembly, which was done by an editor, so- called. And I was absolutely appalled when I saw that, it was so awful! I told him that a third assistant could have done better. So I cut that myself. I think we went through, the labs produced something like thirty copies before they coul[…]
[…]ide one lock on rubber the answers first and foremost, where were you born and when they asRobert Angel  0:47   well I was born on the third of December 1921 in London in St. John's Wood band railroad and has now bombed schooling. schooling is the age of two and we're the family moved[…]
[…]lagship companies, building Wembley studios, converting the television and all that stuff. And as a head of a section then in sound, I haven't lost a third of my staff. And obviously, we've spent a lot of time training them. And when things started to pick up, we wanted to try and get them back. So […]
[…] little house at the end of the glass shed with green wooden steps leading up to the first floor, that I remember very well. I like to claim that I'm third generation in the film industry. The reason for this is that my grandmother was left with six children around about 1910 1911. My grandfather ha[…]
[…]n desert to positions around El Alamein. In other words we were read you know in preparation for the offensive.SPEAKER: F7You know October the twenty third 1942 and I can remember one incident as we went through Cairo in convoy. We were warned not to buy anything or to have anything to do obviously […]
[…] over there?Alan Lawson: Yes.Leonard Harris: Somebody gave me that only the other day...you see what it says on it, it surprised me. It's called 'The Third Eye' Maclean Rogers produced it - directed it, not produced it, directed it - wrote it too. But it says there, "The first television film." Now […]
[…]w it. And we got this splendid shot of enormous sun in the 1000 mill behind magnificent Stonehenge. Then I saw the rushes. What did we see? The first third of the roll that we shot on the thing was of keepers of rushing backwards, putting fornicating lovers behind all kinds of hammocks and stones. T[…]
[…]-enacted scene, you see. But again, you got this wonderful vernacular and you got these marvellous faces of these boys, you see...these kids who were third generation, fourth generation miners' families, you see, and it's quite matchless. And I remember... a typical example of what I'm trying to say[…]
[…]with the union guy, I directed the crew with the employer, and Paul Watson, who is now - I think he was like a trainee or something - he was with the third unit, learning whatever. And we made two one-hours out of this dispute, and it was very interesting, the crews stuck with the units, stuck with […]
[…]one was called - it was the one about horseracing [NB Just My Luck]. And you know they were quite good, I tried to do more of a straight story on the third one and then that didn't go at all. So I then got together with Jack Davis and I said, "Let's see if we can do one really with our ideas about w[…]
