[…]era man, I worked with him on Canterbury tale. I knew I'm going also when I went to Goon British later on, he was also art director of many films. So Warner, strange that years later, you know, he came to London, and because he was very respected, but a very tough, dedicated professional lacked sens[…]
[…]yes, yes. More than a hundred.CB: Well, we did a documentary on it... I: YeahCB: A couple of years agoI: That’s right, the... but...CB: And all of my Warner’s, my middle Warner’s ones...I: They’ve all gone?CB: All gone. About eight, all in a block that I did one after the other, including my favouri[…]
[…] still carried their title Roy Fowler  1:53:24  rather like the the Second World War when there was Colonel Zanuck and Niger Warner and yes, absolutely. Ronald Neame  1:53:32  And the service one that was directed by normal Walker, we went to Cairo. […]
[…] out of the centre of Birmingham because if, if it had been hit of course twenty streets would have gone up if, because they were all there, MGM, and Warners and Fox and Paramount and Colombia, were all around John Bright Street in Birmingham.They’d moved out into a country house about five miles ou[…]
[…]ame in. Just Sherman was Baxter, basically, yeah, I think it's when Sherman first appeared on the scenes. Baxter, we made we made birthday for in the Warner, I got all the programs in there. Verse 24 bexting them, moving house. And Walter the world transport with dear old Bailey. Chris Beaty beat us[…]
[…]o.RF: Not even in school plays.VG: That came later in my teens when I went into, I went on stage to start with and then I did odd things in films for Warner Brothers and BIP [British International Pictures] and I worked a lot with Lupino Lane.RF: Just to wrap up on school did you have any encouragem[…]
[…]ized. Well moreSpeaker 1  38:59  or less, yeah, yes, more or less there was only vintons who actually did this sort of thing. You know, Ted Warner. Ted warring them, Well, Ted Ted Warner must have come to vintons after I'd left and talking about Ted Warner I did see in the cinema veterans.[…]
[…] designs. In the context of contemporary Hollywood costume culture, Helen Warner has detailed the professional concerns expressed over ‘costume designers […]
[…] just left the bare essentials.
Yes. Yes.
We naturally put in it, or, put it all in, we paid no attention. [laughs]
Well he spent so long at Warners, and Warners was a notoriously cheap studio in that respect.
Yah. Yah.
Yah. You had to see it up there on the screen.
So that I remem[…]
[…]t End. Unfortunately we showed the film at Cannes which was a big mistake, because Cannes is a totally bourgeois occasion really and then the head of Warner Brothers panicked and insisted on cutting the film for its American release and of course it didn’t make the slightest difference, it never doe[…]
