“T ET GEORGE DO IT” was written for George Wallace, and cast by George Cross, who decided that George Lloyd would make an excellent gangster in the film. Then George Yates supplied the properties for the “special effects” of George Kenyon, and engineer', George Gi'bson solved the lighting problem for cameraman George Heath.
nil 1111111 l lIIIIIUIIIIIIIUHIUI 11111111 l ONE of the, unusual items which turned up on a call sheet during the filming of Alexander Korda’s “The Drum” called for “anti-snake bite serum and attendant to administer same if required.’' The company was on location on the North-western Frontier of India, where snakes are common. Incidentally, the film caused the advent of tecbuicolour cameras to India.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 241, 8 July 1938, Page 18
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