[…]Hall. We did one pretty horrible film, but a lot of films were pretty horrible in those days, and then I was lucky enough to get tied up with Michael Powell. And Mickey and I became great friends, because Mickey is a terrible bully and he loves it if people shout back at him. And we used to have ter[…]
[…]paper changing hand, I'd been to the the Moscow Film Festival in 1967 1987 and on the way back on a British Airways flight, I asked the steward for a Powell, and he gave me the choice of the son of the Financial Times. Wasn't much of a choice. I took the Financial Times opened up in the middle, midd[…]
[…], John Shearman got crack in made some more films, and we made the tour all over again in 3738 and in 3839Speaker 3  30:36  but near enough Powell was that it was the introduction the two cinema coaches, additional cinema coaches, especially unlike mine, in which instructional films were s[…]
[…]e a good job at for rather a long time, in the sound side of the motion picture business, because I had been additionally honoured by the President's Award the year before, which I really thought was, was enough. I was so pleased with that, but they have a fellowship. To follow that was really well,[…]
  powell Copyright is vested in the BECTU History Project. The subject is Wendy Toye, interviewed by Linda Wood, 20 May 1991, recordist Dave Robson. File 197SIDE 1, TAPE 1LW: Can you say when and where you were born?WT: I was born in 1917, in London, May 1st.LW: Where about in London?[…]
[…]the time story document. So yes, that's right, and I remember that, who directed that? Charles, Charles the First one, and then yes, and for those in Powell, was also Charles.Unknown Speaker  11:21  He rescued. Rescue, which was intriguing. There was nothing you'd done with him, just tryin[…]
[…]mp, that wasn't till 43. I also ran on a Canterbury Tale which was shot basically in Canterbury withSheila Sims, Mickey Powell and Emeric Pressburger. But one film which I loved was made with Robert Newton at Denham,&nbs[…]
[…] thing about this in a humorous way for Arthur Askey to do. I found out that eight other writers had been asked before me so I put on a great Academy Award act that I was furious, insulted that they'd come to me no 8 on the list, and said I will only do this if you accept it that I direct it. They a[…]
[…]aw a new heaven and a new earth.' The Jewish cousins were a little dubious about it, but perfectly happy. Kenny Moore and that lovely lady who was a, Dilys Powell, gave short addresses. And I gave a small luncheon party afterwards. Kenny wouldn't come because he said, 'We have a great tradition at t[…]
