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The stars are Lou Diamond Phillips, Donald Sutherland (who played Bethune), Japan's legendary Toshiro Mifune and American actress Jennifer Tilly. The (...)
The stars are Lou Diamond Phillips, Donald Sutherland (who played Bethune), Japan's legendary Toshiro Mifune and American actress Jennifer Tilly. The (...)

The stars are Lou Diamond Phillips, Donald Sutherland (who played Bethune), Japan's legendary Toshiro Mifune and American actress Jennifer Tilly. The (...)

Date10/16/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: The stars are Lou Diamond Phillips, Donald Sutherland (who played Bethune), Japan's legendary Toshiro Mifune and American actress Jennifer Tilly. The budget is $25 million, $4 million higher than Bethune, the previous record holder in that regard. And though the country is in an economic funk, Agaguk has set another Canadian movie record. It raised an amazing $23 million in just three weeks.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073596F
Movie-rocker, Lou Diamond Phillips, who played Ritchie Valens in the movie, La Bamba, was among the herd of young male stars weakening female knees at the party
Movie-rocker, Lou Diamond Phillips, who played Ritchie Valens in the movie, La Bamba, was among the herd of young male stars weakening female knees at the party
9/15/1988
This torpedo bomber crashed as it came aboard after returning from a raid on one of Japan's heavily bombed cities
This torpedo bomber crashed as it came aboard after returning from a raid on one of Japan's heavily bombed cities
8/11/1945
Eleven of Japan's princes like Prince Asaka have renounced their ancient privileges
Eleven of Japan's princes like Prince Asaka have renounced their ancient privileges
12/23/1946
Its Canadian debut, Software manager Paul Gruendmann unveiled Japan's first major entry in the multi-purpose market, the Seiko series 8600 Multi-User (...)
Its Canadian debut, Software manager Paul Gruendmann unveiled Japan's first major entry in the multi-purpose market, the Seiko series 8600 Multi-User (...)
6/22/1983
With the development of the Superfortress, Japan's hastily set-up war plants in Manchuria have come under attack
With the development of the Superfortress, Japan's hastily set-up war plants in Manchuria have come under attack
3/24/1945
Shoji Kato is annoyed: He's the factory representative in Canada of Japan's Datsun car and he's annoyed with dealers across Ontario because they underestimated the market
Shoji Kato is annoyed: He's the factory representative in Canada of Japan's Datsun car and he's annoyed with dealers across Ontario because they underestimated the market
5/19/1971
Japan's pavilion reinterprets traditional lines
Japan's pavilion reinterprets traditional lines
4/22/1967
Five young Scottish rock stars, the Bay City Rollers, wave and smile at the thousands of fans who thronged Nathan Phillips Square yesterday. But mobs (...)
Five young Scottish rock stars, the Bay City Rollers, wave and smile at the thousands of fans who thronged Nathan Phillips Square yesterday. But mobs (...)
6/28/1976
On their first day out in Toronto, young Martin Strazovec, 7, and his brother Juraj, 5, saw the sights with Star photographer Boris Spremo, and played in Nathan Phillips Square
On their first day out in Toronto, young Martin Strazovec, 7, and his brother Juraj, 5, saw the sights with Star photographer Boris Spremo, and played in Nathan Phillips Square
9/17/1968
Lou Diamond Phillips's impression of a blues rocker at the Phoenix Concert Theatre Wednesday night wasn't bad at all, says reviewer Lenny Stoute
Lou Diamond Phillips's impression of a blues rocker at the Phoenix Concert Theatre Wednesday night wasn't bad at all, says reviewer Lenny Stoute
10/1/1992
Reporter now tank man. Trooper Norman Phillips Canadian Armored Corps. before joining the army was The Star's Camp Borden reporter
Reporter now tank man. Trooper Norman Phillips Canadian Armored Corps. before joining the army was The Star's Camp Borden reporter
10/23/1942
President Peter Dover holds beer can-lighter produced by his Junior Achievement company. Behind him are Jennifer Phillips, the firm's secretary, and David Leggat. The lighters sell for $3.50, including 70 cents profit.
President Peter Dover holds beer can-lighter produced by his Junior Achievement company. Behind him are Jennifer Phillips, the firm's secretary, and David Leggat. The lighters sell for $3.50, including 70 cents profit.
1/23/1974