No Resting Place was Rotha's first feature. I did several others with him, I think three more, which didn’t see much distribution. Rotha did one other film in Holland which... for which he used a Dutch cameraman. But I got a reputation through this film of being able to work on location economically and fairly fast, and other people asked me to be cameraman on their films — on their features — and altogether I think I did about 20. There was one called The Small World of Sammy Lee, which was quite successful, with Anthony Newly in the lead, and I did several films with Hickox — Dougie Hickox — whom I knew from making commercials. He made... asked me to do... do commercials, and later we did Entertaining Mr Sloan, which has become quite a little cult film. It was great fun to do, and Theatre of Blood, which was a spoof on a film, again becoming a little cult film. It had Vincent Price in it and Barbara Jefford, and again, wonderful actors, all about a sort of ham actor who was panned by all the critics and he tries to make suicide by jumping in... into the Thames, but is rescued by a group of... never do goods, who... who wash him and bring him back to life, really. And with them, he takes revenge on each of these critics in the way the Shakespearean plays treat their victims like... in... Othello. The woman is killed by Othello and in the... in the vengeance, she is also killed by a hairdresser, I think. And Vincent Price plays all these people who... killed all these...kill all these... Des... Desdemona gets smothered. Des... Yes, that’s right. Drowned in a barrel or something, is that right? Yes, Desdemona gets... gets... what do you...  Smothered. Desdemona gets smothered by Othello. What else was there? One of them gets drowned in a cask of Malmsey and others get... oh, and poor old Morley, he plays a... a queer whose love is two poodles. And he gets murdered by being served a pie made from his poodles, stuffed down his throat by Vincent. Anyway, we had fun making, and Vincent was a real gentleman. When he came on the set the first day he shook hands with everybody, all the electricians and everybody, and he always queued up for his own lunch. He didn’t ask the assistant director to get him the lunch like all other actors do, and he married one of the actresses we had, Coral Browne. He met her on this film and married her later on.