[…]ie Beck: Very, a very nice man.Wyn Ryder: Then you did one in between those two with Cavalcanti.Reggie Beck: Oh dear, oh dear, made at Twickenham.p.6Wyn Ryder: Why do you say Oh dear?Reggie Beck: Because I didn't enjoy it.Wyn Ryder: Why was that?Reggie Beck: I don'[…]
[…]ally, but they all have their different characters.Nothing could be more different from Pinewood to Elstree, or Elstree toShepperton or Shepperton to Twickenham and the old ones like Lime Groveor Teddington or Islington or Walton. They all had a complete characterof their own, like people.Pinewood i[…]
[…]ose. Anyway he had an invalid car company dolly made for me and the camera and the turntable and the idea was that we'd go on location and we went to Twickenham, I remember very well. We tracked along some chap singing, like it was singing on a gramophone and the director said cut Bryan so I stopped[…]
[…] next move was to the London Film Company’s lab at Twickenham, to work as a printer. One of his first […]
[…]famous film blackmail was shot there. They were well in Garden City Studios that I worked at. They were Islington Studios, where I worked. There were Twickenham studios. There were studios at Merton park. There were Teddington studios and Ealing studios. Now I worked at Islington studios on a film a[…]
[…]part with Michael Redgrave and something I think might have been good by Gemini or something. Wonderful. Golly, he was nice. And a day or half day at Twickenham film studios. Then came Christmas... so Taste the Blood of Dracula, then whatever that was with Michael Redgrave, then Christmas, Vampire L[…]
[…] Speaker  5:00  So anyway,Unknown Speaker  5:02  so happened that I met this girlUnknown Speaker  5:06  in, disco in in Twickenham. Janet Janet Janet Westbury. AndUnknown Speaker  5:14  she said that her dad was a film camera. I can't remember exactly where sh[…]
