[…]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[…]
[…]ditors do drink a lot, a lot of editors. I don’t personally, but... You know, the editors were the people who were always hanging around the bars. At Twickenham where I
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[…]I stayed there for quite a long time, did quite a lot of pictures over there. And the people who owned it, they owned about three studios, they owned Twickenham Studio and a studio down at Southall called Southall Studio. So I worked there with George Burgess and I think the mixer I worked with was […]
[…]e end we decided to go with it and, I will be honest, at thattime we all had the rent to pay. It was also that angle. Anyway we did it. We shot it at Twickenham Studios which was an experience because being a spaceship, of course, the moment you go in for a science fiction thing you have to shoot in[…]
[…]History Project Ted Hallows studio. Electrician, member of the TU recorded on the 17th of May 1989Unknown Speaker  0:17  in his own home at Twickenham. Interviewer. Alan Lawson, side one,Unknown Speaker  0:26  yeah, things thatUnknown Speaker  0:31  Ted the first questi[…]
[…]G: Well Au pair Girl was a romp, it was my first nudie, I did it because Guido Cohen was an old chum of mine, who also used to be with Korda, down at Twickenham, called me down to lunch, and said “Would you like to do this? We're going to try and do a send up of all the nude pictures, it needs a ver[…]
[…] we all got on with a very difficult picture from the dubbing point of view.Roy Fowler: You dubbed it here.Peter Tanner: No we dubbed it at Twickenham.Roy Fowler: This is going back slightly, you mentioned two Cassavetes pictues, I would have thought they'd be quite problematical for […]
[…]rful but what about the trains?' He said, 'What do you mean the trains?' I said, 'Well, we make it not too near the railway.' 'Oh you are thinking of Twickenham,' I said, 'yes I'm thinking of Twickenham'. 'Oh, well no that's a thought. Yes, indeed once a sound man always a sound man.' [LAUGHTER] I s[…]
