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Patrick Watson: Busy at home with TV, films and even busier in New York
Patrick Watson: Busy at home with TV, films and even busier in New York

Patrick Watson: Busy at home with TV, films and even busier in New York

Date2/23/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Patrick Watson: Busy at home with TV, films and even busier in New York
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088351F
Tv Cameraman Bob Rouveroy says the little Super 8 camera used by home movie makers is technically just fine for television, which means that pratically anybody might be able to do TV films
Tv Cameraman Bob Rouveroy says the little Super 8 camera used by home movie makers is technically just fine for television, which means that pratically anybody might be able to do TV films
1/2/1970
Busy lifestyle: Because of a busy life involving her husband, children and shooting three films at once, actress Jennifer Dale doesn't worry about makeup
Busy lifestyle: Because of a busy life involving her husband, children and shooting three films at once, actress Jennifer Dale doesn't worry about makeup
11/6/1984
Trilogy: Pen Densham (left), John Watson and Richard Lewis, writers and producers of Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, were in town for the film's benefit gala
Trilogy: Pen Densham (left), John Watson and Richard Lewis, writers and producers of Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, were in town for the film's benefit gala
6/12/1991
Hurry up and wait: Eddie Albert was waiting to read his lines in an episode of The Twilight Zone being filmed at Atlantis Films' east end studios when he talked with TV critic Jim Bawden
Hurry up and wait: Eddie Albert was waiting to read his lines in an episode of The Twilight Zone being filmed at Atlantis Films' east end studios when he talked with TV critic Jim Bawden
5/26/1988
Above, director of Slaves Of New York James Ivory, centre, the film's producer Ismail Merchant, right, and Canada's Norman Jewison, left
Above, director of Slaves Of New York James Ivory, centre, the film's producer Ismail Merchant, right, and Canada's Norman Jewison, left
3/20/1989
Top broadcasters meet. Patrick Watson, who plays a reporter in the TV movie Countdown To Looking Glass, checks script with retired U.S. TV newsman Eri(...)
Top broadcasters meet. Patrick Watson, who plays a reporter in the TV movie Countdown To Looking Glass, checks script with retired U.S. TV newsman Eri(...)
6/13/1984
Below, TV producer Caroline Bamford and her husband Patrick Watson, chairman-designate of CBC
Below, TV producer Caroline Bamford and her husband Patrick Watson, chairman-designate of CBC
11/8/1989
Professor Patrick Watson today stalks the university speaking circuit, lecturing to academics on the sociological implications of TV. As visiting prof(...)
Professor Patrick Watson today stalks the university speaking circuit, lecturing to academics on the sociological implications of TV. As visiting prof(...)
6/21/1967
Mike Pilon: The owner of Oshawa's National Home Video stores objects to a court decision ruling 11 films were obscene and must be removed from stores
Mike Pilon: The owner of Oshawa's National Home Video stores objects to a court decision ruling 11 films were obscene and must be removed from stores
10/31/1983
Apache Chief Nino Cochise, a grandson of the famed warrior of the last century, makes his home in Tucson between his films and his television stints
Apache Chief Nino Cochise, a grandson of the famed warrior of the last century, makes his home in Tucson between his films and his television stints
8/27/1970
The First Lady of silent films, Lillian Gish, arrived in Toronto yesterday for a two-evening engagement at York University's Burton Auditorium. Tonigh(...)
The First Lady of silent films, Lillian Gish, arrived in Toronto yesterday for a two-evening engagement at York University's Burton Auditorium. Tonigh(...)
1/8/1971
The far East: These days Chinese films are not much different from Western films, says Kwan Mok, the far East Theatre's executive assistant.
The far East: These days Chinese films are not much different from Western films, says Kwan Mok, the far East Theatre's executive assistant.
4/13/1987