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A clever thinker whose love of stories bridged the gap between art and commerce, producer Don 'Scrubbs' Blakeney helped set the NZ film industry on a path of rapid expansion, and financed such pioneering films as Utu and Goodbye Pork Pie.
When a filmmaker came through the door of the NZ Film Commission, you wanted to contribute something positive to their life one way or the other.
– Don Blakeney
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The Making of Sleeping Dogs |
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2004 |
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Producer |
1983 |
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Executive Producer |
1981 |
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Sons For the Return Home |
Executive Producer |
1979 |
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Film producer Don “Scrubbs” Blakeney came from a background in finance. Returning from working overseas in the 1970s, he met pioneering filmmakers ...