Ronald Grant

[…]ese were great films or whatever.Mike Dick  2:06:24  Record pluggers they.Speaker 1  2:06:27  And they, they came to my house and United Artists, the man was called George light. He was a heavy belt man who smoked cigars. And he went to the he, when he was in town, he lived at th[…]

Brian Pritchard

[…]e world to spread the film around really. And quite often, though, American releases had to printed in America. Again, if the film was being made for United Artists, and it was being paid for from the States, they would probably say all the copies will be made in America even though it’s been shot o[…]

Roy Fowler

[…]ensive. The, the DG, the, mm, DGA for example I was astonished to learn that, mm, their print run is 2,000. Well, 2,000 given all the colleges in the United States that have film courses seems to be absolutely ridiculous, you know, mm, so there is no market for it and they’re very, very expensive to[…]

Edward (William) Graham

[…] read the William Books (preferred Arthur Ransome), went for audition with c 1000 others,narrowed down to c12 for screen test at Southall Studios for United Artists with Val Guest for JustWilliam’s Luck.Hugely enjoyable being William, still has scripts with his notes on. Roomed with one of the other[…]

Derek Williams

[…]s, multiple visits to any given country. So for example, I worked in America, I visited America professionally about 20 times. I would single out the United States, as the filmmakers country is a country where the film industry was largely born, and which has the strongest filmmaking tradition. And […]
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