[…] home. So it was so different. I was doing something which was theoretically not very exciting, but I've managed to make it exciting in my own little world. And when there wasn't anything going on in the dubbing theatre, some of the editors would ask me to help file their trims, which is usually jus[…]
[…]had just Got a house in Dagenham, and so we moved into one house and then another. And I grew up in Dagenham with until the start of the first second world war. Nick Gilbey  1:13  Did your parents have any connection with the television film industry, Harry Coventry&nbs[…]
[…] home. So it was so different. I was doing something which was theoretically not very exciting, but I've managed to make it exciting in my own little world. And when there wasn't anything going on in the dubbing theatre, some of the editors would ask me to help file their trims, which is usually jus[…]
[…]icularly in the sponsored documentary field, we probably will call it. I know in fact that you must have filmed in pretty well every continent in the world, including Antarctica. And apart from a lot of awards for your films, you also have four nominations for Hollywood Academy Awards, in the live a[…]
[…]young nun who is about to be received into the Church and she hears, she's left alone to pray all night, and she hears during her prayers the outside world calling her. So she goes into a frenzied-like dance, and goes up to the Madonna, which was Diana Manners, pulls the baby Jesus away from the Mad[…]
[…]ghs]. And I went in for competitions non-stop and won them all. Eventually there was a competition at the Royal Albert Hall, December 15th, 1926, the World Charleston Championship. I went in for it, I won it and my prize was four weeks' engagement starting at Christmas that year, like two weeks afte[…]
[…] who were all at Denham. But in my capacity one did not mix with them like one would now. You didn't speak unless spoken to. It was quite a different world.KGY: Would you say at this stage of your career you learned from themCC: A lot. Perhaps not at that very early stage. But when I was in a positi[…]
[…]est cliff, you know, just near Southend in  Essex. And so that was that my first school that actually lasted until about the middle of the First World War. And then we were we were moved away from there because this was the route in which these Zeppelins are one of the routes that the Zeppelins[…]
