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William Bristow
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William Bristow is known for
Temptations (1949)
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Lisbon (1956)
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Mary Had a Little... (1961)
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Known for
Temptations
5.0
Sound Department
(as W.H.G. Bristow)
1949
Lisbon
5.9
Sound Department
1956
Mary Had a Little...
4.7
Sound Department
1961
Bait
4.4
Sound Department
1950
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Bomb in the High Street
6.4
sound
(as Bill Bristow)
1963
She Always Gets Their Man
6.5
sound recordist
1962
Mary Had a Little...
4.7
sound mixer
1961
The Missing Note
8.1
sound recordist
1961
Six Candles
6.6
Short
sound recording
(as W. Bristow)
1960
Crunch and Des
8.7
TV Series
sound
(as Bill Bristow)
1956
1 episode
Lisbon
5.9
sound
1956
Bait
4.4
sound recordist
1950
Temptations
5.0
sound recordist
(as W.H.G. Bristow)
1949
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