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Isabel's dad was also in Fraggle Rock! (He was Doc, with his dog sprocket) 😂

Monette-Grant-Little shell descendant. Proud family history. Only recently found this movie.

Honneur au peuple Métis! Chaleureusement, d'un frère Québécois!

한곡 한곡 들어보니 정말 칼러플 하고, 음색이 노래들을 차별화시키는 것 같습니다! 인디적 분위기 있다는 의견에 격하게 동감💜

PET (and his three sons) were all on my Air Canada flight from Toronto to Vancouver in 1990..Pierre in first class, Justin & his bros. sat 2 rows behind me in coach. After landing, I spotted PET literally standing with only 1 person, no security, at baggage claim. I gathered my nerve, and walked up & requested an autograph for my mom. He couldn't have been nicer and quiet spoken. And much shorter than I would have thot. An amazing experience and a truly amazing man. rip Monsieur PM.

An excellent channel. Do you know where I can find a copy of The Act of the Heart, with Genevieve and Donald Sutherland?

I have no idea what this movie was all about ?! Not even a PHD helped. I can only assume it was meant as basically nothing. The ending was fitting - What was it ?!?

Cultural Marxism. The devil is indeed the subtlest beast in the field. A little at a time. And now they go after children outright. Only Jesus Christ is true.

do you have three musketeers with christopher walken ?

❤❤❤ Hare Krišna 🍀🔥🎉🦚🪷💥💯🩵

Thanks for uploading this. I wish we could message youtubers, so I am using this as an alternative. I remember as a child watching a movie set in Heritage Park in Calgary. It was a strange film in which I THINK a woman stays in the village and starts to see ghosts, people from the past. I half remember it, but it is salient because I had went on a trip to Heritage Park not long before seeing the film. I suspect it was made for TV probably the CBC. I thought you might know it (or one of your viewers).

46:20 al waxman the king of kensington.

Anyone had to do note-taking?

Thank you from Moscow. Subscribed.

Like that they had views about City Hall design. Agree!!

Vă rog traducere în limba română 🙏

Watched the movie. Remain baffled. Was this too deep for me then?

That's Saskatchewan. Those shots of the sunsets .

Un écorché vif, Giacometti-like, thank-you.

A+++ barely half-way through, superb free spirit, nostalgic for an Atlantic coast I've never seen, love M. Pinsent what a fine actor❤🙏.

He was once my legal consultant lol😊

This, for me, turned out to be an enjoyable movie. Judging by the amount of space visible above actors heads however, it is obvious that it should not be presented in the old 4:3 ratio but, instead, cropped to current wide-screen proportions.

The ending was certainly not what I expected . This movie was ok but not great for me . Thanks for sharing Isabel. ☮️❤️

Very one sided reflection. I remember on how universally hated he was at the end of his career.

Thanks for all the laughs, Johnny and Frank.

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This is such a great movie. It reminds me of old school Toronto, a Toronto that is long time gone. Born in 66 and this was from 69/70 which was a time my folks would take me downtown to Eaton’s and City Hall. It’s like a world long gone. I love the voice over here and how it teaches us so much about the movie and Toronto back in the late 60’s and early 70’s. Cheers Ps. It’s not A & A Records. It’s Sam the Record Man. A&A was next store and different inside compared to Sam’s.

Unfortunately, the digitizing deinterlacing has problems

Bad audio interference

This film was shown a lot on TV in eastern Canada in the 70s and 80s, but my wife, who grew up in Vancouver, had never heard of it. Paul Bradley, who played Joey, later lived in Victoria BC. where I spotted him selling knife sharpeners at a swap meet. When he was finished his spiel, he asked me how many I wanted. I told him I'd buy one if he autographed it for me. He smiled, and reached out to shake my hand.

This film was shown a lot on TV in eastern Canada in the 70s and 80s, but my wife, who grew up in Vancouver, had never heard of it. Paul Bradley, who played Joey, later lived in Victoria BC. where I spotted him selling knife sharpeners at a swap meet. When he was finished his spiel, he asked me how many I wanted. I told him I'd buy one if he autographed it for me. He smiled, and reached out to shake my hand.

Great movie. It's still rare to see films about Atlantic Canadians, even Canadian films, and this is one of the classics. Awesome performance by Pinsent.

Yeah, Keir Dullea, a Canadian actor and the hero of 2001 a Space Odyssey

Such a good movie !

Dave Bowman, the hirsute Star Child.

At 7:15 we meet the super annoying character Webster. That's my draft-dodging, Rochdale-living, 22 year old at the time Dad. Thanks for posting! I miss that guy.

1981, mí padre enfermo agonizaba en su cama y yo para mitigar el dolor encendí la tv y transmitieron esta película, yo tenía once años y enloquecí al oír por primera vez a Led Zeppelin , qué recuerdos, gracias por subirla y con audio .

Soo cool watching this as someone who lives and grew up in Corner Brook! The place sure has changed a lot!

Love Elizabeth Ashley

amazing

I was fortunate to see a live performance by Craig so many years ago. Unfortunately, at 79 years old, I don't remember where or when. Unlike so many other drag shows in the 1960-1970's, (Charles Pierce @ the Gilded Cage or Big Jimmy @ The Black Cat in San Francisco, or Sofanda Peters in Kansas City who all lip synced), Craig did his own singing. What an amazing talent they all had!

Well its no "Goin down the Road".......but its definitely a time capsule -- 1971 I remember it well....!

(1979

Defintliy Ep

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the switch of w/s on being on both cbc shows

real talent..thanks for getting it here

58:00 Strip-Tease de Denise Filiatrault.

As someone who was born in 1965, I thoroughly enjoyed this feature. I wish I had been in my early 20s in the mid sixties.