WF's communications manager a real luvvie
Those who have met Nick Luke, WF Electrical's communications manager, will have detected a somewhat theatrical bearing about him. It can now be revealed why.
It transpires that Nick appeared in the first ever Panavision film - the wide angle lens that revolutionised Hollywood film making. Before anyone rushes to the local video store for a copy, it ought to be explained that the said movie never actually made it to the big screen.
The film, called enticingly Dangerous Charter, was written, produced and directed by Robert Gottschalk, the inventor of Panavision. Mr Gottschalk was a fine engineer, but a dreadful film maker.
Nick Luke appears in the film as an extra, resplendent with slicked hair and youthful good looks. From WF's point of view, it's a good thing he didn't give up the day job!
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