Search Results for: BAFTA (1981)

[…] and Goodbye Mr Chips (1969) following in quick succession. Pumpkin Eater (1964) won a BAFTA for Best Black and White Cinematography in 1964. He […]

[…]nbsp;25 saw it as a prestigious show that sold round the world. That did well at film festivals, won, would win the Prix Italia and you know did Bafta; it would win Bafta awards and so it was that side of LWT that they could say: ‘Look we don’t just do LE we’ve got The South Bank Show.’ It was […]

[…]h, I must have done, yes, but I probably didn’t know his surname.I: No, well he went on to be one of Lean’s cameramen, camera operator, and he was at Bafta that night too?CB: Oh was he?I: Yeah, but, Peter says it was a very happy little studio, was it? YesCB: Oh, it was lovely, Oh, it was lovely. It[…]

[…] (laughs). I couldn't get over it; we will pay you nine pounds a week2 Roy Oxley (1899-?) was a British production designer at the BBC, he won a BAFTA for his work on The Portrait of a Lady in 1969.3 Peter Bax was a production designer at the BBC, he worked on productions includi[…]

[…]ed to. Doug Allan  34:23  I, a number of my awards are for the camera team. You know, some of the, some of the couple of the BAFTAs for the camera team on so and so. I guess it's the individual ones. You know, I want an individual EMI for, for helping with the great white sh[…]

[…] So anyway, that so that was so, that was Jack, Jack Clayton, Noel Swami, and that, yeah, it's a great guest, please. Yes, I had a I won an English a BAFTA Award, I think for that, what do you doUnknown Speaker  23:52  with your awards?Speaker 1  23:54  Well, I got some of them u[…]