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[…]had gone, so that the whole point of finding the golden horse in the eye of the White Horse, you know, which made the clue.  And fortunately the cameraman who was the only man who knew the answers in advance, so to speak, he realised what had happened and he was smoking cigarettes that came in […]

[…]dge and things like that. Was the nature of comedy changing?Dicky Leeman: Yes I think so. Good producers and directors like Colin Clews, who'd been a cameraman with us both at the BBC and in the early days of - they took over the sort of things that I was doing, like Morecambe and Wise, or you know.[…]

[…]h yes, do you remember Genevieve?" And yet, if I understand it correctly, it was a low budget. If you analyse what you see, Chris Challis who was the cameraman had to work regardless of whether it was pouring with rain or blazing sunshine.Erica Masters: Yeah.Sydney Samuelson: Tell us about that film[…]

[…] he said I said Well all right Peter what about science fiction. So this guy actually took me under his wing and he taught me a heck of a lot. He was cameraman. He was director. He was everything but he took me and a few others under his wing and we started making his other science fiction film. And[…]

[…] do this or do the other andwe both got bored stiff with them. We didn’t like them, we watched the technicians.Yes.And decided he just wanted to be a cameraman and I just wanted to be, actually Iwanted to be a continuity girl but I thought I’ll get in any way I can.Yes.And I was working on a fi[…]

[…]aying ratherv  dangerously. To remember that it was a 5800 pounds, considering we  had six different sets in it. David Watkin was the young cameraman who hadn't done anything before at all. except on  a transport film. And David was the camera  man. It was his first sort of film […]