[…]athleen, and my mother and my father, they said: “Don’t be ridiculous, of course you should.” So,of course, I did. I went for the interview with Warwick Ward who was the studio manager. Saw Robertson Cameron and Alfred Drayton. Was very impressed.And Moreton Lewis who was a Focus Puller, son of[…]
[…]ut the frame line but on 35mm you do, because I was putting blank film between the commercials. So, I ran round to the theatre which was actually The Warwick, which was The Warwick pre-view theatre in Audley Street I think it was,with a man called Cassidy, Gerry Cassidy that’s it. They put the […]
[…] involved with Danzigers [The Danziger Brothers], again through Sid Randall because his son Geoff Randall was clapper loader on most of the Warwick, and Eon productions eventually and at the time he was working at Danzigers on a television series. When one of Warwick pictures cam[…]
[…]es, I had Cecil Cooney. Again, I had Cecile Cooney. On many firms, he was my operator, and on private Angelo, I had a different operator, but some of Warwick. Yes, he was also very, very fine operator who I used years later, again, he had the life of person, and so was he Cooney. I mean, they've exp[…]
[…] a butcher's boy in Walton-on-Thames . Unfortunately,he went up to Warwick fend the/' week-end with .the Earl,an old buddy from […]
[…] I don’t have his name on the list, I’ve got Warwick, Pat Roc, David Tomlinson, Joan Greenwood, and Lesley Fuller […]
[…] So I started work at Welwyn Film Studios - er Warwick Ward was the pseudo-manager, chief of the camera was […]
