Studio fog gave me laryngitis

When I was a drama student at the Guildhall School in London (1959-62) I had the opportunity of going down to Walton-on-Thames for an appearance as an Extra in the movie. I had to walk along a foggy London Street with a young lady on my arm. I was also able to watch Gregory Ratoff directing Morley in a street scene involving a newspaper boy. They were trying to spice up the scene without changing the rating of the movie. At the end of the day's work I had lost my voice and could not speak for several days after that. I have related this incident in more detail in my Autobiography HEAVEN CAN HELP, published by Authorhouse.com (US) I have now lived in California since 1980 and am a US citizen. I agree that this was a low budget production and the leading actors did not seem right for the parts. Many of the Guildhall students did walk-ons in the rival movie "The Trials of Oscar Wilde" which starred Peter Finch and was being shot at the same time! I wish that I had appeared briefly in that movie rather than the Morley version. Anyway it was an interesting experience in my life! BRIAN EDWARD HURST formerly of Huntingdon, England. [email protected]