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Photographic Print : A mock up car is used on the set of the television programme Z Cars by Joseph Brady
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A mock up car is used on the set of the television programme Z Cars by Joseph Brady
A mock up car is used on the set of the television programme Z Cars by Joseph Brady, who plays Jock Weir, and right, Brian Blessed, who plays Fancy Smith. In the background is projected a moving scene to simulate an outdoor setting on 16th December, 1962
NCJ / Topix
NCJ Archive
Mirrorpix
Media ID 21627490
© Mirrorpix
Camera Cameraman Lights Props Three People Only Unknown Age
10"x8" Photo Print
Step back in time with this captivating photograph from Memory Lane Prints. Witness the magic of television production with this rare behind-the-scenes image from the set of Z Cars. Featuring Joseph Brady as Jock Weir and Brian Blessed as Fancy Smith, this mock-up car image takes you on a journey to the 1960s. Add this vintage print to your collection and bring the golden era of television history into your home.
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Estimated Product Size is 25.4cm x 20.3cm (10" x 8")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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In this snapshot from the 1960s, we catch a glimpse behind the scenes of the iconic television programme Z Cars. Joseph Brady, known for his role as Jock Weir, and Brian Blessed, who brought Fancy Smith to life, are seen here in character beside a remarkable mock-up car. The attention to detail is astounding as every aspect of this prop vehicle has been meticulously crafted. The set comes alive with activity as a cameraman captures the moment on film while lights illuminate the scene. In the background, a moving projection creates an illusion of an outdoor setting, adding depth and realism to this simulated world. It's fascinating how these talented actors seamlessly blend into their fictional environment. This photograph transports us back in time when television was still in its golden age and Z Cars captivated audiences across Britain. Though we don't know their exact ages at that moment captured forever by NCJ / Topix, it's evident that these three individuals were fully committed to bringing entertainment into people's homes. As we admire this vintage print from Memory Lane Prints, let us appreciate not only the artistry involved but also recognize the dedication and passion displayed by all those involved in creating such memorable moments on our screens.
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