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[…] yes. What do you think of acts standing up until the war?Speaker 2  27:12  Well, I always think back, particularly today, everybody knocks unions, but I remember how I used to work till two every morning. Saturdays and Sundays never get paid for it. So when a union came along, I thought, […]

[…] Says there was opposition f rom man agement to trade union recruitment . Summary: Eric Cross had a very interesting […]

[…]documentaries. And a lot of the time we were servicing other people's films. And it, it didn't matter what we did, because we weren't bothered by the union. If I was initially employed as a dubbing theatre, projectionists, which is something you'd be very familiar with. And it was eye bliss. When I […]

[…]documentaries. And a lot of the time we were servicing other people's films. And it, it didn't matter what we did, because we weren't bothered by the union. If I was initially employed as a dubbing theatre, projectionists, which is something you'd be very familiar with. And it was eye bliss. When I […]

[…]y girl called Kay Mander, who later became a great director, a great director of documentaries. Erm..and she was erm, she said to me, “are you in the union?” and I said ‘union?’ and she said “yes.. the ACT. It’s the association of cinematograph technicians, and I said ‘no’. She said ‘well, you can j[…]

[…]e ever laid off there at all. In fact, I'mwhat sort  of money wasIt was one six pence three farthings and hour and the pink ticket rate. And the union. Ealing, they weren't really militant. I don't think they're really militant at all anywhere. Except the VIP, of course, they were they were pre[…]

[…]ion not editing now.Michael Legard  28:44  Yes. Well, I've said that to her once or twice in recent years, because she turns up at our btfo Union. Policy tomorrow,John Hargreaves  28:53  yes, yes. Well, she told me on the phone that she was coming over. So I directed this film, a[…]