Producer Grahame McLean was a busy man during the rebirth of New Zealand feature films: his CV includes gigs as a props manager, assistant director, production manager, writer, director and producer. McLean's first job in the screen industry was on 1974 indie TV drama The Games Affair. He went on to produce Sons for the Return Home and A Woman of Good Character/It's Lizzie to Those Close, and brought beloved character Worzel Gummidge to New Zealand.
This ScreenTalk interview was conducted by McLean's industry colleague John Barnett. McLean talks about:
Somebody once asked me why I worked in the film industry and I said it's because I couldn’t think of anything harder to do.
– Grahame McLean on what drew him to working in the film industry
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