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[…]our producer, director, Ronald Neame. Ronald, let's start at the very beginning, you had a parentage that was very active in the film industry of its time. Ronald Neame  0:35  Yes, Roy Fowler  0:36  Elwin Neame your father and your mother Ivy Close.&[…]
[…]irst three sides of the interview, which were edited and combined with a converted and edited PDF file of the remaining four sides. Consequently, the time codes are more infrequent on sides four to seven. DS.Please Note: Dennis Main Wilson’s interview is not strictly chronological and contains stron[…]
[…]e, so hesent him off to America, San Francisco for some years and when he came back he decided he wouldgo into Holy Orders, went to Cambridge by this time he was about twenty-seven, then they wereallowed to get married.Denis Forman: I think it was nearly ten years after they had been engaged and he […]
[…]peration and its small membership potential. Combining that membership with several other schools in the Edinburgh area meant having a potential five times multiple for the membership fee income which, without increasing the level of the fee, would provide a far bigger film hire budget to secure bet[…]
[…]t area.Geoff Labram  1:20  I lived until I got married, which was in 1953. So I was 30 when I got married, and throughout the whole of that time, apart from being evacuated during the war, I lived with my parents in Osterley facing Osterley Park, which is now a National Trust property. And[…]
[…]from Strasbourg, so it's quite international setup, mother being half French, half German, because Strasbourg always changed hands every two or three times in 100 years, depending who was on the father side, Viennese, which is the musical side with part family, and they lived in Vienna for 400 years[…]
[…]azines. I went to Glasgow University, did a course that I thought would lead into journalism but my main priority at University was to work on, and ultimately edit, the Glasgow University Guardian, the student newspaper there, and that was probably the biggest thing that got me into the profession.&[…]
[…]wn on the sleeper to Cornwall, the whole unit and that film starred a lady called Eve Gray and an Alsation dog, that’s all I can remember, its a long time ago Alan.Q: (Laugh) Now, were, was there a close knit between your father and his brothers or?SAMUELSON: Not really, between my father and his si[…]
