[…] History Project – Interview No. 721 Thursday 5th April 2018INTERVIEWEE – NORMAN J. WARREN, DIRECTOR INTERVIEWER – MARTIN SHEFFIELDTranscriber – Linda Hall-ShawMARTIN SHEFFIELD: Over to you Norman. I’ll ask you a few bits about familyhistory and ever[…]
[…]t anybody else who took part in it. The Commanding Officer was actually I later found out the Headmaster of Rugby who was a muscular Christian called Martin Lloyd. I think he was probably Deputy Headmaster at that time I met him afterwards when I went to announce an organ recital from Rugby school c[…]
[…]h his eye for a catchy tag-line and - like both our Secretary Lesley Mitchell (Auntie Nell’s daughter) and myself a fan of the then popular ROWAN AND MARTIN LAUGH-IN TV programme, came up with the FRIDAY NIGHT SCREAM-IN for the Horror/Sci-Fi double bills and the SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING SHO[…]
[…] a company called flitters, in in CO production of the BBC. And then I met another person with whom else to make six films as my producer. His name's Martin proctor. And we went on, we got on really well. And we did the film about the Bolshoi Ballet, which in the end was two hours long. And that was[…]
[…]ed really looking at this material that the problem wasn't so much in the editorial aspect of it. It was unfortunate in the directorial aspect of it. Martin never directed before or that I know of.SPEAKER: F2All right. There was a break right. Okay. As I was saying I don't think that Marty had direc[…]
[…]ime was, you know, floating on there too. And he had his offices at the old house, in the old house. And, you know, he and Salter used to meet up Bay Martin, as I knew sort of so well. It's, you know, we always got a conversation, and we inquired about what I was doing. And he was very naturally amb[…]
[…]and then that they'd also just made a film called Brandy for the parson. So I think about their second film I am with John Eldridge directing and and Martin Curtis photographing and John trumpet editing all out of documentaries and they had wanted to use a young lady called Audrey Hepburn who'd had […]
