Behind The Scenes Collection (page 7)

Recording the music for The Titfield Thunderbolt
Ernest Irving on the sound stage at Ealing Studios

On the sound stage at Ealing
Charles Crichton supervises a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Douglas Slocombe on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt
setting up a shot on the railway

Sir Michael Balcon
in front of the Lion steam engine on location for the The Titfield Thunderbolt

Charles Crichton setting up a shot
on location for The Titfield Thunderbolt

Michael Truman, Charles Crichton and Douglas Slocombe
during a pause from the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt on location

Michael Truman and Charles Crichton
during the filming on location of The Titfield Thunderbolt in 1952

Enjoying the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt
Sir Michael Balcon laughs on set on location

Taking pictures on the set of the Titfield Thunderbolt
Naunton Wayne and the unit photographer Roy Gough

A break on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt
Stanley Holloway reads the newspaper with Gabrielle Brune, Naunton Wayne and John Gregson looking sitting at a picnic table

Vegetation on the camera
Douglas Slocombe with an usual decoration for his camera during the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

A pause from filming the Titfield Thunderbolt
George Relph takes a nap on set with a copy of the script

Setting up a shot on the railway
Douglas Slocombe sets up a shot for a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Stanley Holloway and Naunton Wayne
In front of a coin operate scale during the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

A publicity shot from The Titfield Thunderbolt
Michael Trubshawewith a newspaper on Berkeley Square in London in from of the Shaw and Kilburn dealership

A smiling Sid James
during a pause from the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

Stanley Holloway is having a laugh
during a pause from the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

A smiling Charles Crichton
during a pause from the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

On set conversations
Director Charles Crichton and producer Michael Truman with another member of the Titfield Thunderbolt production team

Make up on set
During filming of Titfield Thunderbolt Naunton Wayne is touched up by Harry Frampton

British soldiers in the water waiting to be rescued
in a scene from Dunkirk (1958)

Filming a sequence from Dunkirk (1958)
with British soldiers boarding one of the small boats

Richard Attenborough
in a scene from Dunkirk (1958)

A night sequence from Dunkirk (1958)
with British soldiers on a bridge in Dunkirk

On the stage at Ealing
filming Dunkirk (1958)

On the set of That ll be the day
the camera is placed on one of the attractions of the local fairground

Claude Whatam during filming
the director on the set of That ll Be Day

Claude Whatam and David Puttnam
during a pause from the filming of That ll Be The Day

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