- The
Bargee is a 1964
British comedy film shot in
Techniscope directed by
Duncan Wood, and
starring Harry H. Corbett, Hugh Griffith, Eric
Sykes and Ronnie...
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Bibby Stockholm asylum s****er 'floatel'".
Dorset Live. Look up barge or
bargee in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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media related...
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contents transferred to
ships for
export down the Elbe and Trave.
Stecknitz bargees were only
permitted to own one
barge each, so they
could not
acquire great...
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success on
television led to
appearances in
comedy films including The
Bargee (1964),
Carry On Screaming! (1966) and
Jabberwocky (1977).
Corbett was born...
- 1943 to 1965.
Hayes was cast in
supporting roles for
films including The
Bargee (1964), The
NeverEnding Story (1984), A Fish
Called Wanda (1988) and was...
- 2012. Wood was born in Hillingdon, west London, into a
family of
English "
bargees" (river or
canal barge operators,
sometimes called "water gypsies"). He...
- Non-ethnic
occupational or
cultural traveller communities, such as
Showmen and
Bargees are
sometimes excluded from the term GRT,
despite sharing many aspects...
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Crazy World (1963) –
Percy Act of
Murder (1964) – van
driver The
Bargee (1964) –
Bargee (uncredited)
Rattle of a
Simple Man (1964) –
George – Organiser...
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nicknamed Bhajji or
Bhaji For "crewman of a
working barge" see
bargee or wikt:
bargee Bhajji (disambiguation) Baji (disambiguation)
Bikaneri bhujia, a...
- in the
village of Yiewsley, Middle****. Wood came from a
family of
canal Bargees of England. He was the
oldest son of
Arthur "Archie" Wood and
Lizzie Dyer...
