[…] own negative cutter. And Stuart Legge, who was doing the World in Action programme, he started off with Canada Carries […]
[…]ll done, the rest of the guys would turn up at five minutes to the programme, push up the faders and it would all be fine. No, it was a kind of magic world to live in and that attitude of having a Union level of manning was kind of core to how ITV was at the time and, later on in my career when I st[…]
[…]composer was on Riggins. The film was fortnight's parallel, which was identified tool that the director produces was micropile, who's the edge of the world? I knew very well, because I'd seen it made a powerful impression on me four years earlier. And the thought that I was actually in the same room[…]
[…]father. For example what was his profession? What did he think about all this?MD: He went along with it. My Father had not been long out of the First World War. He had been in the trenches with his brothers. He went through a large part of the war in France with two brothers. They looked after each […]
[…]ite famous for photographing these lovely girls. And the Daily Mirror approach approached him and said that they were running the first international world beauty competition. They were looking for the most beautiful girl in the world. And the competition was already underway. And they asked him if […]
[…]er, I think I probably did with that ballet, but I don’t think I came up to her expectations as a choreographer because I then really left the ballet world. When I was about 18 I left the ballet world and went into the commercial world more. And it is very difficult to do both. I think they can nowa[…]
[…]r, and Reg Groves, the journalist who she did things with, was it Documentary Newsletter? I'm a bit vague here... There were two magazines, there was World Film News and Documentary Newsletter, that he was editor of one... anyway, these are half memories. [00:17:43] So this was one year leading[…]
[…]at time. My father who had been in the Royal Flying Corps during the First World War had gone back into the Royal Air Force because in 1918 the RCC be[…]
[…]oduction secretary to begin with.RENÉE GLYNNE: I was something even before that.DARROL BLAKE: Ahh. What was that?RENÉE GLYNNE: We have to know it was World War II and I was an evacuee. I was evacuated to Welwyn Garden City. There was a film studio there called Welwyn Studios. We all knew that and we[…]