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[…]e PA which were enormous loudspeakers running on 110 volts and big amplifiers, run with an inverter and run the microphone around for the assistant tractor, follow him around or give it to him whenever he needed it. I remember one day we were shooting on the lockdown this big open tank. And I was su[…]
[…]length.He didn’t keep up with the other Outlaws except Jimmy Crabbe who worked in a tax office in Southend. He’s never met any of the other actors who played William.He was offered £40 a week on the main variety circuit, it was just going so well, when his call-up papers arrived. When his […]
