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Practical Experience

1976, English. Directed by Bill Hays.

'I'm unusual. I really want to be an architect. Always have done. Always wanted to build fine buildings and fine cities where people can work and eat and sleep and be happy. But the rules of the game say before you can do that you've got to start a firm. Employ people. Turn it into a career. I like architecture. I hate careers. The minute you make it a career you build a ladder and people want to climb it. Sometimes they stand on your fingers. It's hard to draw with flattened fingers. Spoils your draughtsmanship.'

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Released
16 April 1976
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United Kingdom
Written by
Alan Plater

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Practical Experience (1976) was directed by Bill Hays and stars Barry Foster, Ken Wynne, Paul Aston.

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