[…] ...very much in those lines, yes. Roy Fowler: It was Two Cities. I remember that. E.M. Smedley-Aston: Well if you want […]
[…] time the Rank Organisation was splitting its production activities between Two Cities Films and Independent Producers. And Two Cities remained at […]
[…] were at Welwyn, so I knew the producers and the Two Cities Film Office. Filippo Del G iu dice was in […]
[…] was there at the time and my family couldn't afford two of us at Roedean, which was very expensive. And […]
[…] be useful. Vernon Sewell: Only that I [pause] Roy Fowler: Two Cities had become a very important company, had it not? […]
[…] to find way back without getting caught. I was with two ex -NCOs, we spent time in pub then hired […]
[…] anyway, in those days the great company in England was Two Cities, which was controlled and owned by a man named […]
[…] would have been about 1893 and they were about twenty- two years of age and they had two small children. […]
[…] in those days. It was - when we amalgamated with Two Cities and Independent Produc ers, we went to Denham, and […]
[…] Cowards p. 16 Roy Fowler: Are you sure it wasn't Two Cities. Peter Tanner: No it was Cineguild because I used […]