A happy Keir Dullea relaxes in the backyard of the Woodlawn Ave

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A happy Keir Dullea relaxes in the backyard of the Woodlawn Ave

Date7/27/1973

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Dullea, Keir, 1936- (subject)

Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022 (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: A happy Keir Dullea relaxes in the backyard of the Woodlawn Ave. house he found for his family while he's working in Toronto on the new science-fiction TV series; Starlost; going into production at CFTO next month. Toronto's the only palatable alternative to London as a place to live; says the former New York actor.

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