Canadian Film and Television Industries: A Bibliography

Canadian Film and Television Industries: A Bibliography | Interview and Speech Transcripts/Correspondence
Last updated: August 2, 2007
———. “Paul Gross, Online.” Chatelaine, July 2000, p. 10.
———. “Successful TV Show Ends with Series Finale.” Interview of Paul Gross by Dan
Matheson. Canada AM, 1999.
Gross, Paul, and Martha Burns. “Slings & Arrows.” Interview by Scott Simon. “Weekend
Edition.” On National Public Radio (NPR), July 21, 2007. LexisNexis Academic
(accessed July 26, 2007). Transcript saved as
Gross_P&Burns_M_Interview_2007_July_21.
Gross, Paul, and David Marciano. “Paul Gross and David Marciano, Stars of Due South,
Discuss the Popularity of the Television Show.” CBS This Morning. New York, NY,
1996.
Gross, Renie. Email correspondence regarding Due South cyberfandom and related topics,
2001.
Haggis, Paul. “EZ Streets Emmy-Award Winning Writer-Producer Paul Haggis. He's Written
for Norman Lear's Sitcoms, Was Writer-Producer of the First Season of
Thirtysomething, and Wrote Sketches for the Tracey Ullman Show. His New TV
Series Is EZ Streets.” Interview of Paul Haggis by David Bianculli on Fresh Air,
August 11, 1997.
———. “EZ Streets: Question and Answer with Executive Producer Paul Haggis.”
http://www.mca.com/tv/ezstreets/interview. (accessed March 24, 2002).
———. Telephone interview by Marsha Ann Tate regarding Due South and related topics,
2000.
Harrndorf, Peter A. “Massey Commission at 50: The State of the Arts.” Speaking remarks
for a speech given by Peter A. Herrndorf, Director General and CEO, National Arts
Centre, to the Empire Club of Toronto, November 22, 2001.
http://www.nac-cna.ca/en/allaboutthenac/publications/corporate/ph_221101_e.pdf
(accessed April 10, 2007).
Horowitz, Norman. “Living in the U.S. Electronic Shadow: The Mirage of Cultural
Sovereignty: A Cinema Canada Interview with Norman Horowitz.” Cinema Canada,
December 1985, pp. 15–17.
Interview and Speech Transcripts/Correspondence
J–L
Jefferson, Thomas. “The Wiley Sophistries of a Hume of a Blackstone [1814 Letter to H. G.
Spafford].” In Masterworks of Government, edited by Leonard Dalton Abbott, 87.
New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 1973.
Juneau, Pierre. “An Urgent Program: Extension of Television Services.” Address by Pierre
Juneau to the Annual Convention of the Electronic Industries Association of Canada,
1971.
32