[…]e‟d done but I‟m... Now and again he used to say toomuch, he would admit that now perhaps.No I wouldn’t...There are times when silence is bloody golden and Alf didn‟t always know that he was too straightforward, he was too straightforward to be a good politician, let‟s say this, and he‟d say wh[…]
[…]vented the motion picture. But that comes a little later. What happened was that I finally got a job as assistant to George popnable. Because Because Golden Dawn's went on to something else. I don't know he may have become a second cameraman or something. But anyway, I found myself George's first as[…]
[…]ust no superfluous words. You want long speeches. Get to the point right away. Then he used to tell the writers, that's why it is. Where did you know golden? But he came to, came to London. Can't remember when he was turned and we met up, and he saw some of my firms. Actually, I know I'm going, he's[…]
[…]s, stories about the BBC, were fearfully difficult. Just as they were the stories about the BBC transmitter network spreading…when it spread to Moscow, when it…Moscow…when it went to Holme Moss, to Manchester, and when it went to Scotland. All those stories had to be done, and they had t[…]
[…]ct but actually he didn't write it David Lean and I wrote it and I remember David Lean suddenly becoming all over Yorkshire and saying, I like to buy Golden Knights God and all that sort of stuff he really got under the skin of Hobson's choice. We wrote the screenplay I wrote, there's a line of mine[…]
[…]ct but actually he didn't write it David Lean and I wrote it and I remember David Lean suddenly becoming all over Yorkshire and saying, I like to buy Golden Knights God and all that sort of stuff he really got under the skin of Hobson's choice. We wrote the screenplay I wrote, there's a line of mine[…]
[…]s into a big case in the director or president of Shells office. He said my goodness. So he finally made it was speech saying this award be made with golden Sara with loving care of our women and our craftsmen. And it will be extremely pleasant to be on the coffee table of the lucky director who win[…]
[…] Hargreaves  25:18  I mean, the real is instinctive. For grammar, the grammar thing wasn't as difficult as it sounds, is the concept of the Golden line, I think is once you realise that the golden line, the golden mayhem can exist between the camera and an object just as much as the can be[…]
[…]s in the army had been working at Columbia and he uh he said this young producer so he saw how you could you know used up motion for tearing down the Golden Gate Bridge. So uh this man said this young producer Sam Katzman wants to make this picture about the Golden Gate Bridge. And I thought well th[…]
[…]o be the very big film in those days. Winning many awards Paul Lecker  11:11  There was also a nearer to London film shot in 1968 I Speaker 1  11:20  I don't know about that. I can't remember about that one. I'd have to, I'd have to look it up. I mea[…]
