[…]ut that was an official film about Kew Gardens, and it was quite successful in that a lot of copies were sold to universities and things all over the world. So Harold did quite well out of that I think.Stephen Peet: That was 35mm?Philip Leacock: Yes.Stephen Peet: Because you weren't working at all e[…]
[…] buttons, the belts, the fabrics everything was there, the feathers, the whole lot, the pleaters and now they’re all scattered all the way around the world. But now of course people in the wardrobe have an organiser, you know, somebody sitting a desk with the computer all the time ordering stuff. It[…]
[…]de unions. But there again, there are people out there trying to reinvent the wheel, we get lots of stuff about the so called gig economy. It's not a world that I like, I think it's more about exploitation and employers trying to pass the risk on to their workers. But you've got a lot of people out […]
[…]I considered it. I mean at one, when I was working for David MacDonald in 1954 he said ‘Oh you should be a continuity girl and you’ll go all over the world’. Well, I wondered about that you see. Because he was at, when he left us he was doing a job for the Danzigers.Yes.Do you remember the Danzigers[…]
