Location
Gunnersbury Park Museum,
Popes Lane,
London,
W3 8LQ
Dates
This exhibition CLOSED on Sun, 11th Jul 2021
This exhibition has finished.
Cost: Free of Charge
Description
A new outdoor exhibition, Gunnersbury Park Museum celebrates the life and work of Ealing Studios stills photographer Roy Gough.
Roy Gough’s archive was donated to Gunnersbury Park Museum in 2016, after the death of Roy’s wife, Beryl Booth. Both long-time Ealing residents, Roy and Beryl worked for decades in film and television - Roy as a Stills Photographer and Beryl as a Continuity Girl.
Roy began his career in 1943 at Ealing Studios where he photographed some of the 20th Century’s biggest stars and the pair eventually met on the set of Nowhere to Go in 1958. Roy and Beryl married and went into business together, working on several cult tv shows, such as The Saint and The Prisoner.
Contact and Booking Details
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Location
Gunnersbury Park Museum,
Popes Lane,
London,
W3 8LQ
