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Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director), Monique Mercure (best actress), and Len Cariou (best actor)(...)
Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director), Monique Mercure (best actress), and Len Cariou (best actor)(...)

Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director), Monique Mercure (best actress), and Len Cariou (best actor)(...)

Date11/20/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director); Monique Mercure (best actress); and Len Cariou (best actor) hold awards presented at Harbour Castle Hilton Hotel. Beaudin and Monique Mercure won for J. A. Martin Photographe; Cariou his role in One Man. NFB produced both movies.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005333F
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