[…]s just before the war, Sam Smith of British Lion who had been my father’s partner in better times gave him a job at Beaconsfield Studios as assistant editor on two films. One was called The Chinese Bungalow and the other was Sandy Powell in a comedy called All at Sea and my Dad was the assistant edi[…]
[…] could go in there to work as a trainee assistant editor actually , because just after I started with Dimitri […]
[…] primarily Richard Berkeley who was a... [35:03] Yes. A film editor, he used to, to look after those. And I […]
[…]rmer president of the Irish cricket union.Unknown Speaker 2:06 When we met the first time, it was 50 years ago in 1973. You were the news editor for UTP reports. I was a rather callow youth just out of university, and I was applying for a job with Granada TV. And I, as a student that was[…]
[…]ell, I hadn't thought of that. And I had no idea how I got into the BBC. But it turned out that there was an advertisement for trainee assistant film editors. SoUnknown Speaker 5:00 I thought well, nothing ventured, nothing gained. And I logged in an application, not thinking for one mom[…]
[…]. And the film that I worked on with Leslie house called Pimpernel Smith. I can't remember the electoral dated 4240s Yes, or something like that. The editor was Douglas Meyers, who was the husband of Thelma Meyers. It was directed by, just me look at my notes here. ITeddy Darvis 29:38 &n[…]
[…]is in the film, and the MOD also laid on a landing craft and some Royal Marines for the D-Day stage and then all of this stuff was put together by an editor called Jonathan Gili. The film tells the story of a young soldier, played by an actor called Brian Stirner who gets his call-up papers, tr[…]
