[…]they spill.Alan Lawson : There was a film on just this week, Jassy it was called, it was directed by Bernie Knowles.Peter Birch : Bernie Knowles, the cameraman on "39 Steps". Oh yes, he directed later. But he was lighting man on "39 Steps".Alan Lawson : Were there any particular problems on "39 Step[…]
[…]s 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 during my period, and got to know me. I started at Wort[…]
[…]rlie Frend has the director credit.Robert Beatty: I mean Charlie Frend.Roy Fowler: Robert Hamer is listed as associate producer. Ernie Palmer was the cameraman.Robert Beatty: All very pleasant people, everybody was very sweet down at Ealing. It was a real family atmosphere down at Ealing. They ate t[…]
[…]ason to be fried Noel. Then there was Peter cannon. There was a little chap connected with the collino brothers. He was but he was a brilliantly good cameraman, solid as a rock. I'm telling you, these were the first people I met. Then there was Ted Hawkins, who used to was with Paramount. Then he ca[…]
[…] directed by Bernie Knowles. Peter Birch : Bernie Knowles, the cameraman on "39 Steps". Oh yes, he directed later. But […]
[…] h r e e a n d Jimmy Boyle the cameraman. We are all standing on the steps of the […]
[…] of my A40, hopped into the studio, and virtually was on the air within about 20 minutes. And it was a tiny, tiny studio with 2 cameras, and only one cameraman. And it was he who sprinted from one camera to the other. Of course what he did was to lock off one and operate the other one. His name was […]
[…]y. You know, about boats going up and down the coast. Yes, and carrying tea or marble or whatever they would carry, you know, and I had a documentary cameraman with me, an Indian, and it, I enjoyed that enormously. It was great. RG: You spent how long in India at that time? SE: About four months alt[…]
