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[…] And when they pulled it down, I bought all their sound equipment. A bloke tipped me off, and it was […]
[…]B: The Grip, yes. I knew him as a scene shifter prior to that! PB-C: Really. And we had two electricians. DB: Ah. 25 mins PB-C: A sound recordist, Peter Evans, and an assistant sound recordist. And Peter and myself. Oh, and Dick had his assistant. DB: Barbara Saxon. PB-[…]
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[…]theatre, the old Coventry theatre, not the new Coventry theatre - they pulled the old one down, see. And when they pulled it down, I bought all their sound equipment. A bloke tipped me off, and it was cheap, almost a give-away. The microphones as well, and them microphones, goodness me, there must h[…]
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[…] Egypt any more’. [Laughter] I said ‘That was the first sound I heard in Egypt’. Yes. ‘No, no didn’t do […]
