Search Results for: Twickenham Film Studios
Ken Adam
[…]told Jim Day that KA was looking to get into the industry; KA began at Riverside Studios working on the film This Was a Woman; he then transferred to Twickenham in 1947 and his first film as draughtsman was The Brass Monkey for which he was asked to design some of the sets; he then worked on The Que[…]
Alexander Faris
[…] ta, ta te ta... . . So that was a little incident.So we did. One opera a day and then eventually went down to Shepperton. No first of all we went to Twickenham. And the music was played back at as loud a level as they could afford into the studio without giving a feedback and the Singers had to hea[…]
