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Julie Harris, Shelley Winters, Anion Diffring and Ina de la Haye appearing in “I am a Camera." The back of the head belongs to director Henry Cornelius. j I Ron Randell, Julie Harris and Laurence Harvev : with the three Teddy bears which feature in " I ain i a Camera." I i , Sunshine in the Mediterranean for producer Betty Box, director Ralph Thomas {both ex- treme right) and three of the stars making " Doctor at Sea "—Dirk Bogarde, Brenda de Banzie and James Robertson Justice. “ It was very varied,” she smiled. " Smart clothes, and the clothes of a maid ! ” Jean has an infectious laugh. Both she and her ■' Jimmy ” were nice to have around in our studios once more. But their visit was a fleeting one. WTien the film was completed, Stewart Granger went off to the East to star with Ava Gardner in Bhowani Junction. Jean flew back to Hollyv^ood to star in her first musical, the screen adaptation of " Guys and Dolls." Betty Box, the woman producer crowned with success, looks like a film star herself, with her fair hair and rose-tinted complexion. She favours casual clothes for work, likes good food, but is more interested in her job than anything else in the world ! It was difficult to get just what was Circle : Esnia Cannon and Marie Lohr listen to Basil Dearden in “ Out of the Clouds." production chief of Ealing Studios, dis- cusses points with Hal Mason and Leslie Norman. Leigh was the wife of the deserted Judge, played by Emlyn Williams. Eric Portman played the doctor in the film, when simultaneously starring in another fine Terence Rattigan play, " Separate Tables." His brilliant work in The Colditz Story will not soon be forgotten. Jean Simmons and her handsome husband, Stewart Granger, made a film together over here when they starred in Rebound, based on a W. W. Jacobs' story. It was made in the Shepperton Studios under the direction of Arthur Lubin. Jean showed me her wardrobe.