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As a head of drama in New Zealand television, John McRae spearheaded a run of shows that were both local and export successes. McRae's four-decade television career saw him working in three countries, and winning two Emmy awards.
I didn’t realise it at the time, because I was young and stupid, but really John was a force for good in television.
– Philippa Campbell, quoted in Trisha Dunleavy’s Ourselves in Primetime
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Subject |
2010 |
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Executive Producer |
1992 - 2007 |
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Raider of the South Seas |
Producer |
1990 |
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Adventurer |
Executive Producer |
1988 |
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Executive Producer |
1985 |
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Water Under the Bridge |
Producer |
1980 |
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Executive Producer |
1979 |
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Producer |
1979 |
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Prisoner |
Director |
1979 - 1986 |
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Ngaio Marsh Theatre - Opening Night |
Producer |
1978 |
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The MacKenzie Affair |
Producer |
1977 |
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Producer |
1976 |
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The Prince and the Pauper |
Producer |
1976 |
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Ballet Shoes |
Producer |
1975 |
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David Copperfield |
Producer |
1974 - 1975 |
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John Halifax, Gentleman |
Producer |
1974 |
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Anne of Green Gables |
Producer |
1972 |
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The Last of the Mohicans |
Producer |
1971 |
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Tom Brown's Schooldays |
Producer |
1971 |
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Ivanhoe |
Producer |
1970 |
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Vanity Fair |
Assoc. Producer |
1967 |
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United! |
Producer |
1965 |
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