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[…] the tabs back and let them see. We used to try to do it - we'd open the house tabs […]

[…] around 1949 so it was probably the worst time to try and get into movies.!ED: Well the early fifties were […]

[…] it was a load of rubbish really but we did try to find out in a pragmatic way what were, […]

[…] my best connections. And I went to the Soviets, to try to get work doing posters, and I ended up […]

[…] kind of, it was suggested to be that I should try and get myself a job with Widgey Newman so […]

[…]y inSpeaker 2  0:49  1942. So I'm 79 years of age, and in June on bat,Unknown Speaker  0:59  history and your family work in industry. It'sSpeaker 2  1:01  very briefly I'll give you a brief outline of my background. My father was a bookmaker. And when I left school, th[…]

[…]t that time I’d been for some years interested in reproductive medicine and we had recorded the birth of Louise Brown, the first IVF baby in this country and as a result of that film the Americans asked me to make a film on the first American IVF baby who was born in Norfolk Virginia – her name was […]

[…]lucky. But I was employed by the motion picture training team, to deliver courses on the technical side of film processing, process control and chemistry and all those different areas. So, I tended to specialise on the control side of things, and my colleague, who was a chemical graduate, did the ch[…]

[…] a Thursday/Friday and the boat set sail, the Royal Iris, on a Saturday morning and it was reading technology, which apparently had been developed to try and cover Francis Chichester going round the world on his yacht and it was a line of sight from the top of the Luther building in Liverpool to the[…]

[…]es?  I’ve always been immensely interested in motion pictures generically and generally and I suppose specifically in the British film industry. I was aware of it from very early age, sort of around the age of eleven I was determined to, to work in it as a profession and, mm, my Mum always[…]