[…]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'[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]0‘Adventure of Jane’ in Brighton. ACTT insisted Assistant Director should be employed. Edward G.Whiting.07.30Mario Zampi. ‘Third Time Lucky’ at Twickenham and Southall. Third Assistant. Ken Adam draughtsman.08.30‘Adventures of Jane’. Brighton Studios. Sebastian Cabot.09.35Twickenham. Gordon Pa[…]
[…], yes.Mary Harvey DRAFT. Tape 1 Side B44Mary Harvey DRAFT. Tape 1 Side BAnd started working again. And, and then, after a few years there we moved to Twickenham Studios, where we had an office, and that was fun. And then John died, he fell ill, and he died in ’85, I think it was ’85. Was that the ye[…]
[…] yes. Cos Alec wasn’t so famous then was he, by a long way? DM: No he wasn’t. He played a gardening reporter who’s put on to follow the match at Twickenham. SC: That’s right, yes. It was a very funny film. DM: It was funny. Hugh Griffith was wonderful. SC: Oh Hugh was yes, fantas[…]
