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[…] going on. 169 RF: Who was that? RW B: Norman Warwick it was. I moaned during the rushes, but I […]

[…] the First World War as an office boy with the Warwick Trading Company, founded by ‘actuality’ film pioneer Charles Urban. […]

[…]those visits coincided with one of his Duty Manager shifts for the complex. On one occasion he very kindly managed to secure a signed photo of Dionne Warwick for Sue which had been personally dedicated to her. Alongside the one Dave Elliot secured of Paul McCartney, at a show at the Odeon Edinburgh,[…]

[…]uid a year. I don’t know if they’re still there are they?  I think they are still there.  They are, right.  Some are at Warwick.  He’s probably moaning from his grave.  Yes. But some are still in store somewhere.  Right. Ah.  I th[…]

[…] Barry Norman. Gerrard’s Cross gravel pit location. Working with censor. 38.00‘Curse of Frankenstein’. ‘Day of the Triffids’. Cubby Broccoli and Warwick Films. Hiding work from Michael Carreras. Offered guarantee of work as writer.40.40‘Curse of Frankenstein’ and Universal. Peter Cushing and Ch[…]

[…]ves of those who helped to define the Edwardian era. The episode ‘Daisy’, which aired on 2 January 1973, stars McKenna as Daisy Greville, Countess of Warwick, the long-time mistress of King Edward VII, who was converted to socialism and joined the Social Democratic Federation in 1904.[106] The Drago[…]

[…]...That was Bergman?Yes. But I didn’t design it, that was René Hubert, I was his assistant. And then there was a film called Zarak for Warwick, which was another... that was my other rock bottomdisaster film, made in Spanish Morocco in the winter.I reviewed it for Films and Filmi[…]

[…]cted by Walter C Mycroft and starring Charlie Clapham who is, and Pat Roc86I: Now isn’t that interesting, I don’t have his name on the list, I’ve got Warwick, Pat Roc, David Tomlinson, Joan Greenwood, and Lesley Fuller – quite a cast. But, but... who was the lead, the... 86 Pat Roc (1915-2003) was[…]