W.O. Mitchell: Novelist in Hiding

198057 min 33 secFilm: Documentary

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Direction: Robert Duncan

Production: Robert DuncanBob LowerMichael Scott

Script: Robert Duncan

Playwright and novelist W.O. Mitchell is one of Canada's most popular personalities. In this film he is seen in his many different roles: writer, teacher, father, husband, and on-stage entertainer. He talks candidly about himself, his work, and about the Prairies that have had such a profound effect on him and his writing. The commentary is read by Peter Gzowski; actor William Hutt reads passages from Mitchell's works.

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Subject categories


  • Literature and Language - Canada > Canadian LiteratureEnglish-language WritersPortraits
  • Literature and Language > Portraits

Credits


director
Robert Duncan
writer
Robert Duncan
producer
Robert Duncan
Bob Lower
executive producer
Michael Scott
cinematography
Allan Kroeker
sound
Leon Johnson
editing
Bob Lower
sound editing
Bernard Bordeleau
Ken Rodeck
Donald Douglas
re-recording
Clive Perry
voice
William Hutt
narrator
Peter Gzowski
music
Richard Condie