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Attracted by cameras, lights, spectators crowd around Hollywood actor Robert Culp (foreground) and co-star Bo Svenson (light suit) at Scarborough Civi(...)
Attracted by cameras, lights, spectators crowd around Hollywood actor Robert Culp (foreground) and co-star Bo Svenson (light suit) at Scarborough Civi(...)

Attracted by cameras, lights, spectators crowd around Hollywood actor Robert Culp (foreground) and co-star Bo Svenson (light suit) at Scarborough Civi(...)

Date11/27/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Attracted by cameras, lights, spectators crowd around Hollywood actor Robert Culp (foreground) and co-star Bo Svenson (light suit) at Scarborough Civic Centre, one of many Metro locations for 20th Century Fox-Astral Bellevue Pathe movie Breaking Point. Culp plays a Philadelphia police lieutenant and Svenson is a Philadelphian who flees to Toronto to escape Mafia harassment. Culp says in interview that his thin California blood is getting used to the cold.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0041475F
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