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[…], there were instances where the chemists were actually playing with the baths?SL: Sure. I mean chemists do that. In the black-and-white, if you… I remember seeing like a chart of, kind of, duplication stages of a film and they looked at the gamma, they develop fine grains and dupe negatives from ev[…]

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[…]ome wonderful bloody noises you know, of cars crashing down hills and conjuring tricks as I call 'em you know. But I think one of the things that I remember most was in Thunderball the James Bond set-up, and that was um - Pat and the men - you know, different people - had said, "Well it's a lot of i[…]

 INTERVIEW OUTLINE KEN HOLT – laboratory worker; special effects; studio manager, head of film unit at ATV.Interviewed 13 June 2013 Interviewer: Sean HolmesCamera: Andrew Dawson DoB: 14 February 1930 Family background: Youngest of five siblings of working class family; born […]

[…]t.BEHP 0654 S Edward Graham – summary.Notes on BECTU History Project Interview with Ed(ward) Graham, who played “William”Clarification of date of birth,{not actually answered] and that Ed was adopted by Jack (a Blacksmith) and Hannah Graham (a millworker), born Darlington.Started out […]