[…]SunburySpeaker 2 0:22 on Thames, which is was at that time in the sort of centre of all the film studios there was Shepparton metal folds Twickenham, you name it there were all kinds of studios and I started there I got to get on my bicycle and go to Shepperton Studios. My first job as a[…]
[…]s this, this, this request happened just before lunch, and there was nobody to get a dog bark off. So I had my 40 I live right around the corner from Twickenham film studios at this particular time. says we're gonna get a tape recorder and I'll do a dog work. So I did this replica I did this dog bar[…]
[…]as Elstree, was the main thing and then there was Gaumont's and then of course one or two of these odd little places like Nettlefolds [at Walton] and Twickenham and so on and so forth. But I didn't...before the war the only place...after I left Elstree I went to the Bush and then to Shepperton, but […]
[…]where did I go? It was a long time ago... I went to somewhere where I was there for two weeks and thensomebody 'phoned me up that they'd got a job at Twickenham Studios. I couldn't wait to get there!Sidney Cole: Hmm.Tilly Day: I got there, and it was night work. And talking pictures had ju[…]
[…]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[…]
[…] 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[…]
[…]:55JOE: Yes it was Richard Attenborough - Dickey Attenborough and Shirley - and Jimmy Booth - do you remember James Booth yeah James BoothQ: Was that Twickenham or Pinewood or?00:49:05JOE: It was Twickenham - was shot and Twickenham and - er - a very happy experience and I used one of my old friends[…]
[…]our films before “Brass Monkey”. So, Iwas in this very low level and then suddenly forced to do a film, big - not very big - but big.DARROL BLAKE: At Twickenham?RENÉE GLYNNE: Yeah. And I tried not to. You know, “I don’t think I should.”Thornton Freeland, an American Director, Terry Thomas. It was re[…]
