[…]: Of course, that would have been very good money for that stage, for somebody of your age, yeah... 0:01:15.0 JOY: I know. Because when I was on 2001, I know in '66 the average wage was, I think, £14.50 so I think I only must have been earning a tenner. Because my digs were £4.10. 0:16:35.[…]
[…]r and mother were both very musical and her brother – both her brothers played the piano, but her eldest brother, Peter, who’s only died last year in 2001, was a marvellous classical pianist. They used to have the most wonderful concerts in their house in Normandy, and people used to come and play. […]
[…]and a man called George Hadland, who was my assistant, John, John Hadland, started John Hadland, who were the great firm on all aspects of high-speed cinematography, and are now in I think Bovingdon or something like that, and are the major in the world, the greatest people on the techniques of high[…]
[…]d perhaps Kubrick, it didn't have a big production company behind it and they didn't do anything about it. That was quite a performance. Then on 2001, I was on that was 15 months, unheard of for a sound editor becauseit just went on and on and he would not let me work, very strange. If I went i[…]
