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Master Storyteller Norman Jewison
"Film is the literature of this generation," says Toronto-born Norman Jewison. Small wonder then the Oscar-winning director is considered a Laureate of the film lens and is a fierce supporter of the Canadian film industry. Responsible for such classics as In the Heat of the Night and Fiddler on the Roof, Jewison cut his teeth in television at the CBC before moving to Hollywood where he became a maverick director who wowed audiences with his storytelling prowess.
Last updated: August 9, 2012
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Canadian television director Norman Jewison talks about his early days...
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Jewison explains the differences between working in both media.
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Jewison explains why he hasn't filmed a movie in Canada.
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Now living back in Toronto, Jewison talks about the artistic climate i...
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The Journal follows the career of Norman Jewison.
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Jewison founds the Canadian Centre for Advanced Film Studies.
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In 1989 the director talks with CBC Radio's Geoff Pevere on Prime Time...
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Valerie Pringle takes a look inside the Canadian Centre for Advanced F...
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Adrienne Clarkson looks at Norman Jewison's audition process.
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Jewison discusses his childhood, his start in television and his love ...
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Putting the festive in festival, Norman Jewison's annual barbecue smok...
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Norman Jewison is one of the first 14 inductees to the Canadian Walk o...
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Norman Jewison is honoured with the Irving G. Thalberg Award.
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Jewison discusses the state of the Canadian film industry with Pamela ...
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By tackling important social issues, Jewison becomes a master of the '...
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Norman Jewison talks to reporters about the honour of having a park na...
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"Film is the literature of this generation," says Toronto-born Norman ...