[…]ramen around and let them take turns each of ca - you know”. 01:51:24 Now the first couple of days - they hated it but eventually the cameraman came on our side and began at the end of the day to - to - suggest set ups and I said “That’s the difference - that’s the difference between[…]
[…]d – we re-visit an interview she gave to the History Project eight years ago in Puglia, Italy. Her ‘inquisitors’ were Sue Malden and Jerry Kuehl, the cameraman was Graham Whittaker and the lengthy transcription is courtesy of Sandra D. Ward.Christine began by re-capping how her life in archive began[…]
[…]ry ProjectInterview no: 578Interviewee: Diane Tammes [IMDb/BFI spelling]Interviewers: Nicky North, Elaine Burrows – not verbally identified Cameraman: Graham Whittaker[ph] [G]Date: No date is given for this interviewDuration: 1:23:42COPYRIGHT: No use may be made of any interview material w[…]
[…]’d lost, you know, the cross slowly tumbled down [Laughter] and crashed on the studio floor, we all ducked. And Peter would be, be sort of urging the cameraman to give of their best and going ‘Back, back, back’, crash in to the studio wall, you know. [Laughter] But he was very inspiring and, mm…And […]
[…] me a few names I can tell you if I remember them or notRF: Well there were cameramen weren't thereLK: Cameramen and yes. Walter...Walter,....another cameraman made good and went to Hollywood, shot some beautiful stuff in Greece, Walter Lassally[xxv].RF: That's later thoughLK: Is it later?RF: YesLK:[…]
