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Castro can't tolerate people standing behind him and this was made perfectly clear to Star photographer Reg Innell when he set out to snap a shot of t(...)
Castro can't tolerate people standing behind him and this was made perfectly clear to Star photographer Reg Innell when he set out to snap a shot of t(...)

Castro can't tolerate people standing behind him and this was made perfectly clear to Star photographer Reg Innell when he set out to snap a shot of t(...)

Date1/8/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Castro can't tolerate people standing behind him and this was made perfectly clear to Star photographer Reg Innell when he set out to snap a shot of the Cuban leader in action. Innell had to badger, cajole and fast-talk his way by Castro's personal bodyguard before he got this picture of Castro addressing a crowd of 600,000 Cubans in Havana on the 10th anniversary of the revolution.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0037009F
Cuba's premier Fidel Castro. Star staff photographer Reg Innell took this picture of Castro earlier this year at a rally in Chaplin theatre, Havana
Cuba's premier Fidel Castro. Star staff photographer Reg Innell took this picture of Castro earlier this year at a rally in Chaplin theatre, Havana
8/27/1962
Worlds apart: The bewhiskered gent above The Star's Reg Innell: isn't much comfort to barbers like Thomas Brescia (right): giving Innell's photographer colleague Fred Ross a close: cool one
Worlds apart: The bewhiskered gent above The Star's Reg Innell: isn't much comfort to barbers like Thomas Brescia (right): giving Innell's photographer colleague Fred Ross a close: cool one
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Worlds apart: The bewhiskered gent agove, The Star's Reg Innell, isn't much comfort to barbers like Thomas Brescia (right), giving Innell's photographer colleague Fred Ross a close, cool one
Worlds apart: The bewhiskered gent agove, The Star's Reg Innell, isn't much comfort to barbers like Thomas Brescia (right), giving Innell's photographer colleague Fred Ross a close, cool one
3/21/1980
Star photographer Reg Innell
Star photographer Reg Innell
10/12/1979
Above: former Toronto Star photographer: Reg Innell: Is a passionate and avid collector
Above: former Toronto Star photographer: Reg Innell: Is a passionate and avid collector
5/4/1990
New citizens sworn in: After living in Canada for 34 years as a landed immigrant from Britain: Star photographer Reg Innell (left) became a Canadian citizen yesterday
New citizens sworn in: After living in Canada for 34 years as a landed immigrant from Britain: Star photographer Reg Innell (left) became a Canadian citizen yesterday
10/25/1989
One of the few saxophone quartets in the world yesterday took advantage of the fine weather to serenade Star photographer Reg Innell. From left: John (...)
One of the few saxophone quartets in the world yesterday took advantage of the fine weather to serenade Star photographer Reg Innell. From left: John (...)
11/20/1975
Reg Innell: 30 years behind the camera: I've seen 'em all: is an oft heard remark by our retiring: but never shy: Reg Innell
Reg Innell: 30 years behind the camera: I've seen 'em all: is an oft heard remark by our retiring: but never shy: Reg Innell
3/21/1990
There is more poverty than our society can tolerate, says Senator David Croll, right, for 40 years a social agitator and now chairman of a Senate comm(...)
There is more poverty than our society can tolerate, says Senator David Croll, right, for 40 years a social agitator and now chairman of a Senate comm(...)
4/21/1969
TV technician Ian Cameron replaces a good tube with a burned-out one in an otherwise perfectly functioning television set. The Star then called 18 rep(...)
TV technician Ian Cameron replaces a good tube with a burned-out one in an otherwise perfectly functioning television set. The Star then called 18 rep(...)
2/23/1977
Shows a houseboat leaving Toronto harbour with the Toronto Star building in the background. Two ...
Practice runs behind them, Star travel editor Gerry Hall and photographer Fred Ross set out for the real thing—a four-week trip through Ontario by houseboat. Their odyssey takes them from the Star building at One Yonge St. to Sault Ste. Marie at Lake Superior's mouth.
6 June 1978
Camera at the ready, Mayor William Dennison prepares to take a shot of Henry Moore statue behind him at Expo yesterday
Camera at the ready, Mayor William Dennison prepares to take a shot of Henry Moore statue behind him at Expo yesterday
6/16/1967