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[…]reated a show for us called What's Up Doc? which was a Saturday morning's kid show because TVS had made that, it was called Motormouth and we went to Warner's because, you know, we wanted to be both sides of the street! Disney and Warner and so we got Bugs Bunny and all these characters because "Wha[…]
[…]eresting thing about eyes wide shot is that nobody but nobody except Stanley, and the editor had seen a frame of it until it was ready to show to the Warner Brothers executives. Stanley did a temp mix. Sally and Nigel did attempt mix on on the workstation at his home. But they had to bring it to Pin[…]
[…] to sort of thing about myself, but even when I was making the film, Sir William Found who was giving the Wrights brother, the premium lecture at the Warner and auto society of the gotten to me and said, Can I have bits of your film to show at my lecture? It really stepped it up a bit. And it did, s[…]
[…] Cole: That's very good. What were the changes that you felt were coming at that time? Was it because of television for instance?
William Fielder: Warner Brothers were taking over and there was going to be amalgamations. I didn't think it would be so good. But almost immediately after I left it b[…]
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