primroseburrows (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
primroseburrows) wrote2009-07-26 12:49 am
primroseburrows) wrote2009-07-26 12:49 am
Entry tags:
(no subject)
From the Globe and Mail:
In early June, while attending the Banff World Television Festival, actor Paul Gross sat down with a reporter to give his opinion on the current rush of Canadian TV producers, distributors and broadcasters vying to team up with American networks. Never one to hold his tongue, Gross – whose show Due South was the first Canadian-made show to win a prime-time slot on a major U.S. network – said things that very few in the gung-ho-to-sell crowd wanted to hear.
Okay, Paul, now tell us what you REALLY think.
ETA this:
Brought to you by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sam80853 and catechism. Gallery is here.
In early June, while attending the Banff World Television Festival, actor Paul Gross sat down with a reporter to give his opinion on the current rush of Canadian TV producers, distributors and broadcasters vying to team up with American networks. Never one to hold his tongue, Gross – whose show Due South was the first Canadian-made show to win a prime-time slot on a major U.S. network – said things that very few in the gung-ho-to-sell crowd wanted to hear.
Okay, Paul, now tell us what you REALLY think.
ETA this:
Brought to you by
sam80853 and catechism. Gallery is here.