[…]ng, took up my position in the laboratory, and I was in the printing room. Well there I remained for a period, and then I was persuaded to go down to Worton Hall, Isleworth to join G.B. Samuelson. The cameraman down there at the time was Walter Buckston, who also worked for Pathe as a cameraman duri[…]
[…]at's still as an office clerk, which wasn't my scene. Well, while I was there I got to know a fellow who was joining the forces who'd been working at Worton Hall in the laboratory or the dark room. I found out that he was joining up, and he said, 'You may be able to get the job there,' which was wha[…]
[…] with Marcel Hellman and young Doug Fairbanks [Douglas Fairbanks Jnr.] who had two companies, Excelsior Films and Criterion Films, and they worked at Worton Hall. We made AccusedSC: Where was Worton Hall because that's disappeared nowRP: Worton Hall that was Isleworth, no Hounslow. I was at Hou[…]
[…]s which is a story in itself which I'd better not bring innow because it will never stop. No. From Fame is the Spur I went to doMy Own Executioner at Worton Hall, from there I went back to do TheGuinea Pig for the Boultings, then back to Shepperton to do BritanniaNews which we'll talk about later. A[…]
[…]h was Hampton grammar school. And in this, just before the school holidays, 1928 I was offered a job as assistant to the stills camera man at Whorton Hall. And I said, Fine, you know, this was for the school holiday period. And I went over there on a Saturday morning, and found that the chap got the[…]
