Gordon Pinsent interview part 4
Gordon Pinsent interview part 1
Gordon Pinsent scene
Gordon Pinsent talks about Marlon Brando
- Date of Birth: 12 July, 1930
- Place of Birth: Grand Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador
- Biography: Gordon Edward Pinsent, CC, FRSC (born July 12, 1930) is a Canadian television, theatre and film actor.
Filmography
- Away from Her (2007)
- Heyday! (2006)
- The Sparky Book (2006)
- Yours, Al (2006)
- Just Cause The Closing (2006)
- Ambulance Girl (2005)
- Hemingway vs. Callaghan (2005)
- Saint Ralph (2005)
- Puppets Who Kill The CBC Is Killing Again (2005)
- H2O (2004)
- Nothing (2004)
- Blind Terror (2004)
News
The T.O. Do List: June 17 2009
eyeweekly.com –
2009-06-17
As profiled by EYE WEEKLY's Adam Nayman in our June 11 issue , Oscar-winning filmmaker Chris Landreth 's latest work, The Spine, leaps boldly across the uncanny valley by employing a style that Landreth calls "psychorealism," wherein characters' inner lives... ... Full Article
Jenny Lewis and Sara Kay have a talent for finding the right actors for every role. Lewis describes how casting became her calling
theglobeandmail.com –
2009-06-03
From The Report on Small Business magazine, Wednesday, Jun. 03, 2009 04:14PM EDT I t was a winding road. After I finished my film degree at York University, I fell into working as a talent agent. ... Full Article
Before his death he created Spare Change, which features some of his fantasy images of heaven and hell. It was finished by fellow filmmaker Laurie Gordon and will be screened in Toronto along with Landreth's newest film. ... Full Article
The stars will be out in Ottawa this Saturday, but audiences from all over Canada can tune in when the best in Canadian film is celebrated at the Canada Aviation Museum. ... Full Article
So, last week we told you about Alan Doyle , who'll be trading his Great Big Sea gigs for a supporting role in the upcoming Robin Hood movie that director Ridley Scott is making with Russell Crowe. ... Full Article
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper's promise to reverse plans to scrap tax credits for productions deemed offensive to Canadian viewers came as a pleasant surprise Tuesday to those in the film and television business and a major blow to the religious... ... Full Article