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[…] first film I then made was The Ghost Camera for Twickenham... Sidney Cole: Yeah. Bernard Vorhaus: Which again had Ida […]

[…]crabbling to get money to produce...Sidney Cole: Sure.Bernard Vorhaus: ...on those conditions. So the first film I then made was The Ghost Camera for Twickenham...Sidney Cole: Yeah.Bernard Vorhaus: Which again had Ida Lupino in it. And that's what you said - I think it was, at the time, quite some r[…]

GUIDO COENCopyright is invested in ACTT History Project.Guido Coen, producer and director of Twickenham Film Studios - interviewer Sid Cole .SIDE 1, TAPE 1SC: We always ask about origins, where were you born.GC : I was born in Milan, in 1915 which makes me 73, I don't feel it but its there.SC : And […]

[…]cadilly for an interview. I went there and it was the offices of PCT, Provincial Cinematograph Theatres, and I got the job. And I'd a letter to go to Twickenham Studio and I went there, that's still as an office clerk, which wasn't my scene. Well, while I was there I got to know a fellow who was joi[…]

[…] her into bed. And another story, when Elvey came to Twickenham Studios during the War, he brought his leading lady with […]

[…] - not very big - but big. DARROL BLAKE: At Twickenham? REN ÉE GLYNNE: Yeah. And I tried not t […]

[…]ular. But she then also did others like for Jasmine sort of freedom,Unknown Speaker  16:39  which was she did at the Buccaneers that was at Twickenham Robert Shaw so he became a big actress you know?Unknown Speaker  16:46  I don't think any any from Robin Hood did for just men, t[…]

[…]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[…]

[…]art as well. So he very kindly bought us out. Arthur an island. And the company, as far as I know, still sits on a shelf in Richmond. At the Richmond Twickenham times demo bins and sprinters that is completely non operative and Puritan films I think is the same. So, at this stage I Arthur was an I l[…]

[…]d a job you know, One did do   In fact, I'm not quite sure of the times but I did go to see Julius Hagen, Julius Haygen Productions at Twickenham, where they used to make these Quickies, they used to have two production units and three editors working all the time.  And I we[…]