[…]and I do smile as I go back in time thinking of… in 2004, 2005 I think it was, after we’d opened the film operations in Spain and Italy you know, the worldwide aspects of the Ranks and the DeLuxe as they were known at the time, I sat with the managing director of Kodak worldwide. He was discussing w[…]
[…]into film and what films were like at that particular time, what made you feel that way about them?Eddie Dryhurst: Well we're going back to the First World War, around 1916, '17, that period. Well I was a youngster at school and I started going to the movies on Saturday afternoons with my father, an[…]
[…] 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[…]
[…]ou came from your early years? Yeah, Ernest Marsh 0:44 I was born in Folkestone, Kent a couple of months before the end of World War Two, and lived there until 1953 in the day after the Coronation in 1953 we moved from noisy Folkestone to a little hamlet in in Suffolk call[…]
[…]not saying that figured largely in Management considerations for doing it but it was more a question of winning brownie points, I think, in the wider world. But, at the same time also, I think it should be said again, particularly with the religious slots, it provided some kind of comfort zone for a[…]
[…] 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[…]
[…] Oh [refers to notes] there seems to be quite a large gap. 45 mins DB: Anyway, [in] ’76, you did one in a series of stories from around the world for a children’s programme. I did one in Australia, you did one in Jamaica. PB-C: West Indies, yes. DB: With Paul Stone. Do you rememb[…]
[…]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[…]
[…] enough. These has come full circle. Was the man at the Czech film school who trained the director I'm working with a moment of impasse. It's a small world anyway. I naturally was very intrigued by all this and redoubled my efforts to get in the movie business. He promised to do something and then m[…]
