[…]bsp;Derek Malcom Side 1 Manny Yospa  0:00  This is the 29th of February 1996. Interviewing Derek Malcolm, the interviewer is Stanley Forman and record Manny Yospa Stanley Forman  0:14  You know, where you were born, your childhood, your parents, your[…]
[…] interview number 354. Dawn Stanford Stanhope I get for some unknown reason, I guess it's called Stanford 23rd of may 1995. That's it. Okay. But okay.Stanley Forman  0:31  Dawn  can  I begin with your birth. Where were you bornDawn Stanford  0:36  I was born in Canada, […]
[…]bsp;6:05  It's quite a long time.Richard Marden  6:07  And then I suppose as major thing happened, which was I had a call from France. Stanley Donen was making Two for the Road. And they had a French lovely French editor on it Madeline Gug who was putting it together while they were &[…]
[…]eature which was important. Thereafter he promoted me and we did a number of films finally we worked on the film together call indiscreet which was a Stanley Donen film made at L Street with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. I was the first assistant so I got to know Stanley Donen very well and the fil[…]
[…]rsity) and Dr Vicky Ball (Co- Investigator, De Montfort University).BECTU History Project Interview no: 440 Interviewee: Susan Crockford Interviewer: Stanley Forman No of tapes 2Duration: 2:10:58NB: The time codes given here are estimates based on readings from the original cassette recording.Tape 1[…]
BECTU History ProjectInterview no: 385Interviewee: Sheila WhitakerInterviewer: Stanley Forman, Manny Yospa Duration: 01:19:00COPYRIGHT: No use may be made of any interview material without the permission of the BECTU History Project (http://www.historyproject.org.uk/). Copyright of interview materia[…]
[…] was that Tony bid ferociously to make This Sporting Life and made a dead set at David Storey.But at the same time the Rank Organisation, inspired by Stanley Baker and Joe Losey, they bought This Sporting Life and it was given to Julian Wintle of Independent Artists. Julian Wintle for some reason di[…]
[…]. And I had about two-thirds of it cut by the time he came home, and, I suppose in a way that was lucky for me, but, he wanted to, because he admired Stanley so much, to have more, thing. And by doing that with Norman, who wasn’t very experienced, he was able to do what he particularly wanted to do,[…]
