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Gord in another movie
#46

I watched this a few nights ago & am glad I did.

narrator Campbell Scott was driving me nuts so familiar sounding, my wife made the connection for me ( he was in the film "singles")
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#47

duoglide Wrote:Have to admit I got choked up a bit at the end. And Gordo played his part well.
Just finished watching it (via DVR and Sundance channel), and can't add much to this review. I also enjoyed Joel Plaskett as the busker. I'm not that much older than Joshua Jackson, but the storyline that got me at the end was the dad devastated by the diagnosis.
p.s. Hearing "Weighty Ghost" again after quite some time was pretty cool. It's a great, great song.
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#48

Does anyone know if Gord is planning on coming down to the states to support his new album? I'm a hip fan in Boston and I'm DYING FOR MY HIP FIX Smile Thanks,
~Lindy
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#49

Another Gord Downie movie has come to my attention

Sight Unseen (2010)
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This is directed by Ross Turnbull who also directed an older movie that he had Downie narrate.
And Turnbull was the producer and editor of Downies 'We Are The Same' 3 video montage: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://tinyurl.com/332on9j">http://tinyurl.com/332on9j</a><!-- m -->

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Dana
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