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[…]he most fun one I ever did, which I really liked, which was right up my street, was Ma Tuttle and they were the hillbillies. That's not a very good reproduction of it but I've got... 0:09:56.9 MIKE: It gives us an idea of it 0:09:58.0 JOY: yeah, I've got some nice slides there because that[…]
[…]ng out. Because, you know, we there's no way we're going to be able to write a scope this and reshooting it. Bear in mind the various issues with the production of "Brazil "was going to be very unlikely, and it was quite a key sequence. So one of my optical printer technicians, and I worked basicall[…]
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[…]rible spend the wasteful spend doubling up having to aircraft the same time made by two different. Firms and then only one aircraft actually going to production that was so wasteful. So. There was a lot I became very interested also in television at that stage and towards the end of my career at Bri[…]
