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Grahame McLean helped organise the shoots of a run of landmark Kiwi productions, from The Games Affair to Sleeping Dogs. Later he brought TV success Worzel Gummidge down under, and became the first - and will likely long remain one of the few - New Zealanders to direct two feature films back to back.
It was a brand new world. It was enormous fun ... and enormously hard work.
– Grahame McLean, on the early days of the Kiwi film renaissance
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The Making of Sleeping Dogs |
Subject |
2004 |
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Flying Fox in a Freedom Tree |
Producer |
1989 |
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The Lie of the Land |
Writer |
1987 |
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Worzel Gummidge Down Under |
Director |
1986 - 1989 |
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Should I Be Good? |
Writer |
1985 |
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The Ray Bradbury Theatre |
Director |
1985 - 1992 |
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Flying Light (in a Sky of Our Own) |
Director |
1983 |
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Producer |
1983 |
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Children of Indonesia |
Production Manager |
1981 |
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Shopping Cars on Bicycle Tires |
Producer |
1981 |
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Production Manager |
1981 |
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Production Manager |
1980 |
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Sons For the Return Home |
Production Manager |
1979 |
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Production Manager |
1977 |
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Property Master |
1976 |
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Producer |
1974 |
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Producer |
1974 |
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Producer Grahame McLean was one of the pioneers of the New Zealand feature film industry. In his long career, he was worked in many roles - props manager...