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[…] Will Hay film called Where's That Fire. RF: That was Twentieth Century Fox. RW B: Yes, they came in in December 1938. […]

[…]ng” with the renters when Ces had a change of mind about a booking he had promised to make with them. At times it was almost a rerun of the days when Twentieth Century Fox had been trying to speak to Ted at the Odeon Edinburgh (over our staging a full-on premiere for HELLO DOLLY when they had prohib[…]

[…]t picture, at Wembley.Roy Fowler: Right, so.Eddie Dryhurst: They had some other quota pictures at Ealing and other placesRoy Fowler: So already it is Twentieth [NB Twentieth Century-Fox], not William Fox?Eddie Dryhurst: Oh it was Twentieth, but Fox-British...Roy Fowler: Yes, yeah.Eddie Dryhurst: It […]

[…]y did in those days, don't you?Sidney Cole: Well, I suppose so, yes. I don't know. But certainly you seem to have done. So does that bring us back to Twentieth Century Fox, having taken that dive back into the past?Kay Mander: Fox-British!Sidney Cole: Fox-British, not Twentieth Century, I'm sorry!Ka[…]

[…]kay yes youre going to be discreet in these matters are you. Yes in that respect there are two companies that both been named but certainly with 20th Century Fox there was a degree of stability you did your job never felt. You were being under. Unfair pressure yes there's one story about another com[…]

[…]lms of will Hay, one was OldBones Of The River, and the other one was he was playing the part of a fireman, Where'sThat FireRoy Fowler: That was when Twentieth-Century Fox was distributing the IslingtonproductMaurice Carter: And we went to Shepperton for that, it was a petrol station to catch upon f[…]

[…]rial during the first two days and believe we have a picture of out standing artist ability  and pretend your box  office the like of which Twentieth Century-Fox have never seen in their existence. So keep on the good work. P.S. We did notice Deborah's freckles that's all. He showed me the[…]

[…]r and after that I was no longer a war correspondent. Peace had broken out. The next assignment was ... at this time, Spyros Skouras was president of Twentieth Century Fox and was heavily involved in Greek war relief, following of course the occupation of Greece and the civil war and the rest of it.[…]

[…] very exciting. And then finally I got a job with Twentieth Century Fox, through contacts. I'd met, through introduction, Rene - I […]

[…] was ... at this time, Spyros Skouras was president of Twentieth Century Fox and was heavily involved in Greek war relief, following […]