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[…] peas." [Chuckles] Well there isn't anybody in the English, an electrician who would have worried about that, you know! Sydney […]

[…] one incident which amused me beyond endurance. One of the electricians was very good at shooting peas, and on the […]

[…] end of this big silly train and Frank Bryce the electrician had paraffin lamps which they used when they couldn't […]

[…] sixteen hours straight off. And the studio staff was an electrician and a carpenter, and that was it. And I've […]

[…] amount of permanent lighting, of course, and we had an electrician as well. So anyway, anything else that was required […]

[…] one day and Charlie Hillier[?] who was then my chief electrician says, "I've got rid of him!" I said, "How […]

[…] overalls and they proceeded to clap their hands and the electricians in th e gallery would make an echo come […]

[…]alistic fashion in a real wood and unfortunately the production was tied, for some reason, to Pinewood. And that meant that we had to take all of the electricians and the equipment from the studio and that meant that the lamps I was obliged to use were, basically, pre-war and very heavy indeed. Very[…]

[…] a young crew, we were all in our 20s.Unknown Speaker  12:08  And for the for the lighting of the blast furnace, it needed a crew of eight, electricians eight and they 10 down from mo Richardson and a huge truck and they jumped out in tracksuits virtually, I think David Whitson, the camera[…]

[…]h the riggers! I: Ah ha. Everything else kind of integrated and so on. R: Yes. I: Well. R: There's so many things too that, house electricians and electricians and one would touch the other's job and... I: I think that was one of the reasons why a certain Prime Minister who […]