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Peter Bogdanovich: The Hollywood director gave Canadian beauty her first big break in movies - a starring role in Galaxina, which opened three days before her death
Peter Bogdanovich: The Hollywood director gave Canadian beauty her first big break in movies - a starring role in Galaxina, which opened three days before her death

Peter Bogdanovich: The Hollywood director gave Canadian beauty her first big break in movies - a starring role in Galaxina, which opened three days before her death

Date3/11/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Peter Bogdanovich: The Hollywood director gave Canadian beauty her first big break in movies - a starring role in Galaxina, which opened three days before her death.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0033271F
Film director, Peter Bogdanovich, in Toronto in his suite at the Hyatt Regency
Film director, Peter Bogdanovich, in Toronto in his suite at the Hyatt Regency
3/11/1975
Film director, Peter Bogdanovich, in Toronto in his suite at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
Film director, Peter Bogdanovich, in Toronto in his suite at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
3/11/1975
Hollywood visitors: Actor Roddy MacDowell and movie director Norman Jewison were among big-name guests at yesterday afternoon's Variety Club luncheon in the Royal York Hotel
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Peter Bogdanovich (l) Anjelica Husten Norman Jewison
Peter Bogdanovich (l) Anjelica Husten Norman Jewison
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John Huston: Tradition dies hard and with this movie director, the old rough and tumble days of living in Hollywood make today's atmosphere seem downright dull
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Above, director of Slaves Of New York James Ivory, centre, the film's producer Ismail Merchant, right, and Canada's Norman Jewison, left
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Actor Bruce Willis, left, holds court at the Bellair Cafe in Yorkville with Canadian director Norman Jewison before last night's world premiere of Jewison's in Country
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William Friedkin: Academy Award-winning director is relaxing in Toronto for a few days before continuing on to the Montreal World Film Festival later this week
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Hot time at Ragtime: Livent's chief Garth Drabinsky is flanked by Lynnette Perry (left), lyricist Lynn Ahrens and director Frank Galati at the post-performance party
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