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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(...)

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(...)

Date6/13/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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 Eric Sevareid in town to play a cameo part as himself. The movie will be produced by Toronto's Primedia at CFTO with American Home Box Office and Glen-Warren Productions.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079516F
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