[…] time I did a documentary, with a writer called Jim Williams. It was for the Port of London Authority. It […]
[…]..but not quite in the same class as a Walsh. And so then, when Chips finished I worked...the only time I did a documentary, with a writer called Jim Williams. It was for the Port of London Authority. It was most interesting. We covered all the docks on the river then for the PLA. And their domain w[…]
[…] Ella Mallett : Yes. Roy Fowler : Did you know William Friese-Greene? Had you met him? Ella Mallett : No...no […]
[…]e inventor of kinematography." We used the word 'kine' then.Roy Fowler : Yes, in its original Greek form.Ella Mallett : Yes.Roy Fowler : Did you know William Friese-Greene? Had you met him?Ella Mallett : No...no I hadn't. But I met the - in fact she hasn't gone only a few years - the wife - you know[…]
[…]Fowler:Yes right. But the two network stations because ABC didn't count in those days it was NBC and CBS, administered by intelligent educated people William Paley for example I get, when you look at William Paley and his landmark is, his posterity is what you know he's claim to fame, is CBS News th[…]
[…]t, he was a wild man in many ways.Robert Beatty: I never got to know him that well, it was one or two days.Roy Fowler: The producer was an American, [William] Bill Sistrom, do you remember him at all?Robert Beatty: I remember the name but I don't recall him.Roy Fowler: The script was by Terence Youn[…]
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[…] And his brother of course was Sutton the carrier who left his fortune, or most of it, a million and a quarter, to found Sutton�s Dwellings. That was William Sutton who ran a carrying business from Golden Lane in the City. My grandfather was a distiller and brewer and they both had shares in each ot[…]
[…] million and a quarter, to found Sutton�s Dwellings. That was William Sutton who ran a carrying business from Golden Lane […]
[…]t. Well, we're not, no, I wouldn't say he was a pioneer in the early of early days of film, but he was about the only firm what manufactured cameras, Williamsons. I did, believe they did. They made a camera they were operating from Willesden, but, but anyway, we they use the Vinton Model H camera wi[…]