Brickies in London

In message , Andrew Gabriel writes

That rather depends on which father you're referring to. However, although I don't think there's any specific reference to it, until the age of 30, it's highly unlikely that he had a different daytime job.

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Ian Jackson
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Uh! James T kirk wasn't a carpenter. :)

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whisky-dave

In message , Harry Bloomfield writes

The Saint?

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bert

so instead, they bring in brickies from abroad who only have 6 months training - exactly what happens in IT to cover a "shortage" of trained professionals (at least in IT they do it so that they can pay peanuts, makes no senses at all if you over pay your imported staff)

tim

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tim.....

And not only in Witness.

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polygonum

That's why he didn't need a double for the carpentry sequences.

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S Viemeister

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