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| Réalisé par Beryl Fox et Douglas Leiterman |
| Canada, 1964 (documentaire, 50 minutes, noir et blanc, anglais) |
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Description du film [en anglais] : « Documentary portrait on John Diefenbaker. Host John Drainie introduces the documentary which provides voice over commentary on Diefenbaker's recent defeat as Prime Minister and current struggle to maintain the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party. Film presents 'the chief' in a variety of situations including: a fishing expedition in British Columbia; attending a Baptist worship service with his wife; strolling through Rockcliffe Park with his dog 'Happy'; riding the CN train from Saskatoon to Prince Albert; attending a Kinsmen's dinner; addressing a Conservative Party Convention. [...] » -- Library and Archives Canada (source) |
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| Produit par : | Douglas Leiterman, John Griffen |
| Montage images : | Noel Dodds, David Knight, Michael Manne, Paul Nikolich |
| Société de production : | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation |
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