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Author Barry Crump's iconic deer-hunter yarn A Good Keen Man (1960) captured Kiwi Boy's Own imaginations; it quickly sold 300,000 copies, and with Crump cast as an "ironic, laconic sort of super-bushman", it made him a successful, if unlikely, literary figure. This award-winning documentary chronicles Crump's colourful, controversial, life. The excerpts here look at Crump's emergence on the 50s literary scene; at fractured family relationships; and at the popular 80s TV ads for Toyota utes (with hapless mate Scotty in tow) that reignited his by-then "crusty" profile.
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Television, 1987 (Full Length Episode)
Documentary about helicopter deer hunting and recovery
Television, 2010 (Full Length)
Finlay Macdonald discusses Crump’s book ‘A Good Keen Man’
Television, 1992 (Full Length Episode)
Barry Crump has a cameo in this Billy T Best Of
1999 TV Guide New Zealand Television Awards
Best Factual Programme or Documentary Script (Colin Hogg)
Finalist Best Director
casey phillips
Posted at 06.55PM - 24.05.2011
barry crump is the best and i think that he is a hero