Insisting that such a film must not go under-gaffed, producers of the Warner Bros. comedy-horror film Blood Brothers reportedly coaxed Brett Atkins, the film industrys most legendary gaffer, out of retirement this week at a cost rumored to be in the $50 million range. Yes, roughly 90 percent of the films budget will go to gaffing, but Brett brings a level of lighting expertise and cable-laying innovation that is simply indispensable, said executive producer Todd Wainwright, extolling Atkins revolutionary electrical work on 1994s Clear And Present Danger. We certainly dont want another Green Lantern fiasco$200 million of top-notch action spectacle, but Christ in heaven, the gaffing! Offsetting the substantial expense, noted Wainwright, is the fact that this genre of film essentially key-grips itself. 