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	Screenography - Ted Kotcheff
		Ted Kotcheff (sometimes credited as William Kotcheff or William T. Kotcheff, born April 7 1931 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) is a Canada film and television director, who is well known for his work on several high-profile British television productions and as a director of films such as First Blood.
		Kotcheff was the youngest director on the staff of the CBC, where he worked for two years before in 1958 leaving Canada to live and work in the United Kingdom.
		Kotcheff was responsible for helming some of the best-remembered instalments in the Armchair Theatre strand, although for very different reasons.
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	Ted Kotcheff -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Kotcheff was the youngest director on the staff of the CBC, where he worked for two years before in 1958 leaving Canada to live and work in the (A monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland) United Kingdom.
		Kotcheff was responsible for helming some of the best-remembered instalments in the Armchair Theatre strand, although for very different reasons.
		As the play was being transmitted live, Kotcheff had to hastily improvise a way around the loss of one of his main cast, with Newman telling him to "shoot it like a football match", following whatever action happened on set with the improvising surviving cast members.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/T/Te/Ted_Kotcheff.htm (334 words)

	Ted Kotcheff - Wikipedia
		Ted Kotcheff (sometimes credited as William Kotcheff or William T. Kotcheff; born April 7, 1931 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) is a Canadian film and television director, who is well known for his work on several high-profile British television productions and as a director of films such as First Blood.
		After graduating in English Literature from the University of Toronto, Kotcheff began his television career at the age of twenty-four when he joined the staff of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, with television still very much in its infancy in the country.
		Kotcheff was the youngest director on the staff of the CBC, where he worked for two years before in 1958 leaving Canada to live and work in the United Kingdom.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ted_Kotcheff (567 words)

	Kotcheff, William
		Kotcheff, William, "Ted," filmmaker (b at Toronto 7 Apr 1931).
		At the time, the APPRENTICESHIP OF DUDDY KRAVITZ (1974) was the most expensive privately financed film produced in Canada, but it did not sacrifice artistic integrity for commerce.
		Although most of Kotcheff's subsequent work was produced in the US, he returned to adapt another Richler novel, Joshua Then and Now (1985).
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0004372 (194 words)

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		Canadian director Ted Kotcheff cut his teeth on live television in his native country, then moved on to British TV in 1957.
		Kotcheff made up for this setback with his next British film, Life at the Top (1963), the cynical sequel to 1959's Room at the Top.
		For Outback (1971), Kotcheff took cast and crew to Australia for the fascinating tale of a schoolteacher's experience with a primitive Australian tribe.
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	Patentee Index
		Kotcheff, Aaron William Christopher; Baumberg, Adam Michael; Lyons, Alexander Ralph; and Rowe, Simon Michael 06867772 Cl. 345-420.
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	The Film Reference Library
		The son of Bulgarian immigrants, Kotcheff graduated in English Literature from the University of Toronto in 1952 and landed a job as a stagehand at the nascent Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
		Kotcheff fell in love with it and swore to Richler that someday he would return to Canada and make it into a film.
		Kotcheff’s projects that followed tended to be screwball/slapstick comedies and were of decreasing quality and success.
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	BFI \| Southbank \| Armchair Theatre: The Sydney Newman Years
		In this first programme, we look at the early years when the series was helmed by Canadian Sydney Newman, and his prolific countryman Ted Kotcheff was beginning his lengthy directorial career.
		After the Show (1959, dir William T Kotcheff, with Hermione Baddeley, Jeremy Spenser) is a social satire written by Angus Wilson.
		In Alun Owen's The Hard Knock (1962, dir William T Kotcheff, with Colin Blakely, Frank Finlay) a man desperately tries to prove that his brother was hanged for a crime he didn't commit.
	www.bfi.org.uk /incinemas/nft/film/6645 (140 words)

	Armchair Theatre - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sydney Newman ordered director William Kotcheff to carry on with the play and "shoot it like a football match", meaning to follow the characters around as they improvised a way of coping with the missing cast member.
		While Kotcheff hurriedly re-structured the story to be able to bring the play to an end without the missing character, production assistant Verity Lambert took over control of directing the cameras.
		Live transmission of Armchair Theatre plays ceased soon after this incident, and pre-recording on videotape began to be employed.
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	Ted Kotcheff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Canadian director Ted Kotcheff cut his teeth on live television in his native country, then moved on to British TV in 1957.
		Kotcheff made up for this setback with his next British film, Life at the Top (1963), the cynical sequel to 1959's Room at the Top.
		For Outback (1971), Kotcheff took cast and crew to Australia for the fascinating tale of a schoolteacher's experience with a primitive Australian tribe.
	www.djangomusic.com /actor_bio.asp?pid=P+97955 (310 words)

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		Henry I (1068–1135), called Henry Beauclerk or Henry Beauclerc because of his scholarly interests, was the youngest son of William the Conqueror.
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		Ted Kotcheff (1931–) (sometimes credited as William Kotcheff or William T. Kotcheff) is a Canadian film and television director, who is well known for his work on several high-profile British television productions and as a director of films such as First Blood.
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	Biography for Ted Kotcheff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ted Kotcheff's television work in Great Britain was part of the new wave of working class actors and drama that changed the British theatre and television in the late 1950's.
		Kotcheff is married to Laifun Chung and has two children, Thomas age 7 and Alexandra age 9.
		Kotcheff subsequently became a comedy specialist in Hollywood's eyes, and directed Fun With Dick and Jane (1977), Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?
	www.imdb.com /Bio?Kotcheff,+Ted (605 words)

	Encyclopedia: Verity Lambert
		One notable incident during her time on Armchair Theatre occurred during the live transmission of the hour-long play Underground on November 28, 1958, when actor Gareth Jones unexpectedly died during production.
		Lambert had to take control of directing the cameras from the studio gallery as director William Kotcheff hastily re-wrote the script to accommodate the loss.
		One of the more obscure ways in which she was credited on BBC television during this time was in Monty Pythonâs 1969 sketch "Buying a Bed", which features two shop assistants called Mr.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Verity-Lambert (3400 words)

	1958 in television - Wikipedia
		November 28 - During the live broadcast of the Armchair Theatre play Underground on the ITV network in the UK, actor Gareth Jones dies between two of his scenes while in make-up.
		Director William Kotcheff is forced to improvise with his cast to carry on the play to its conclusion, with producer Sydney Newman ordering him to "shoot it like a football match".
		Senator Estes Kefauver holds congressional hearings on the rising rates of juvenile crime and publishes an article in Reader's Digest called "Let's Get Rid of Tele-Violence."
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1958_in_television (273 words)

	Armchair Theatre information - Search.com
		A little over halfway through the live broadcast, actor Gareth Jones complained of feeling unwell while off-set in make-up between two of his scenes, and then suddenly collapsed and died.
		Sydney Newman ordered director William Kotcheff to carry on with the play and "shoot it like a football match", meaning to follow the characters around as they improvised a way of coping with the missing cast member.
		While Kotcheff hurriedly re-structured the story to be able to bring the play to an end without the missing character, production assistant Verity Lambert took over control of directing the cameras.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Armchair_Theatre (709 words)

	dOc DVD Review: A Strange Affair (1996)
		Melodrama as a form is notoriously difficult to define, but it certainly can be characterized in broad strokes by its emphasis on family, its frequently unmotivated emotional excesses, stories told from a woman's point of view, and the fact that it is often directed towards a female audience.
		No sooner has she packed her bags and moved into a hotel than he has a stroke, and now that he's bedridden, Lisa realizes she has to care for him for the long term.
		Art is not only willing to do the work for free, but he's soon doing the yard work and helping her with her new business.
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	Sydney Newman - Tardis - a Wikia wiki
		He was nonetheless able to persuade his superiors at CBC to make him Supervisor of Drama Production in 1954.
		In this position he encouraged a new wave of young writers and directors, including William Kotcheff and Arthur Hailey, and oversaw shows such as the popular General Motors Theatre.
		Newman's principal tool for shaking up this established order was a Sunday night anthology series which had been initiated before he had arrived at ABC, but which he was to leave a firm mark upon.
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	THE LAW to LIPSTICK ON YOUR COLLAR @ Memorable TV's Guide to British Television
		With:- WILLIAM MERVYN as Sir Gerald / NYREE DAWN PORTER as Hermoine / ISLA BLAIR as Sarah / IAN OLGILVY as Rupert
		In Victorian times outward respectable doctor William Palmer is quite willing to stoop to murder to further his career.
		A bus driver finds himself drawn to one of his regular female passengers, alongside this were stories of the other bus passengers who all travelled together everyday.
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	Ted Kotcheff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
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		Gioacchino Antonio Rossini (1792–1868) was an Italian musical composer who wrote more than 30 operas as well as sacred music and chamber music.
		She had celebrated on-screen pairings with Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, and appeared in the acclaimed “Broadway Melody Ballet” sequence from the movie Singin’ in the Rain and the “Girl Hunt Ballet” from The Band Wagon.
		William Motter Inge (1913–1973) won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1953 for his play Picnic.
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	Television Studio Drama
		He explains how she must drill a hole in the windpipe.
		With Vaughan Williams' grim Fourth Symphony as the title music, we can guess there's not going to be a fairytale end.
		It's a reminder of working class values when a woman (Ruth Dunning) used to do all the cooking and washing, yes and the ironing too.
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	Tiara Tahiti Film Review - Time Out Film
		Lots of effort, but it doesn't really come off.
		First feature (for Rank) of the Canadian-born TV director Ted Kotcheff.
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	Movies - Search result for "Kotcheff" - Spout
		Movies - Search result for "Kotcheff" - Spout
		Donald McWhinnie, Silvio Narizzano, Stuart Burge, Ted Kotcheff, Michael Elliott, David Greene (1964)
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		In Search of a National Landscape: William Trost Richards and the Artists' Adirondacks, 1850-1870
		Contemporary Authors : Biography - Kotcheff, William Theodore (1931-)
		Tokens of a friendship: Miniature watercolors by William T. Richards
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	Rotten Tomatoes: Ted Kotcheff Celebrity Profile
		Also known as: William Theodore Kotcheff, William T. Kotcheff
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	Amazon.com: Biography - Kotcheff, William Theodore (1931-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online: Books: ...
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	UFO to URBAN GOTHIC @ Memorable TV's Guide to British Television
		Wartime drama about Adolf Hitler focussing mainly on his obsession for his grown-up niece Geli Raubel and his efforts to totally control her and not allow her to have any emotional relationships with men other than himself which eventually leads her to take her own life.
		A group of atomic bomb survivors become trapped in an underground station.
		Brother and sister William and Susan living normal lives in middle class suburbia unwitting and unwillingly get caught up in the world of a pair of very possibly mentally deranged gangland bosses.
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	Ted Kotcheff Biography (1931-)
		Full name, William Theodore Kotcheff; born April 7, 1931, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada; married Laifun Chung; children: Thomas, Alexandra.
		(As William T. Kotcheff) Tiara Tahiti, Zenith, 1962
		Outback (also known as Wake in Fright), United Artists, 1971
	www.filmreference.com /film/32/Ted-Kotcheff.html (297 words)

	AFI 100 Songs Nominations List
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