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W.O. Mitchell: Novelist in Hiding
198057 min 33 secFilm: Documentary
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