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- Title
- The Boy Who Could Fly
- Contributor(s)
- Borkent, Peter (Photographer)
- Type of Resource
- still image
- Date Created
- 1985
- Description
- 'The Boy who could Fly' was filmed in 1985, co-starring Fred Gwynne, (Herman Munster) from the TV series 'The Munsters', a young Fred Savage, and Colleen Dewhur. This scene with actors Jay Underdwood (Eric) and Lucy Deakins (Milly) was filmed in Vancouver at Lord Byng High School. The flying apparatus and cable setup was created by Robert Harman (flying wire specialist). Mr Harman also setup the flying sequences for Superman starring Christopher Reeve in the late 1970s.
- Subject(s)
- Streets - British Columbia - Vancouver - West 16th Avenue, Actors, Underwood, Jay, Deakins, Lucy, Cinematography - Special effects, Lord Byng Secondary School, Motion picture industry, High schools, Schools
- Location(s)
- Point Grey
- Time Period
- 1980s
- Collection
- Hollywood North
- Title
- The Boy Who Could Fly - Lord Byng
- Contributor(s)
- Borkent, Peter (Photographer)
- Type of Resource
- still image
- Date Created
- 1985
- Description
- The Boy who could Fly' was filmed in 1985, co-starring Fred Gwynne, (Herman Munster) from the TV series 'The Munsters', a young Fred Savage, and Colleen Dewhur. This scene with actors Jay Underdwood (Eric) and Lucy Deakins (Milly) was filmed in Vancouver at Lord Byng High School. The flying apparatus and cable setup was created by Robert Harman (flying wire specialist). Mr Harman also setup the flying sequences for Superman starring Christopher Reeve in the late 1970s.
- Subject(s)
- Streets - British Columbia - Vancouver - West 16th Avenue, Cinematography - Special effects, Lord Byng Secondary School, Motion picture industry, High schools, Schools
- Location(s)
- West Point Grey
- Time Period
- 1980s
- Collection
- Hollywood North
- Title
- Russian Roulette Film Crew:
- Contributor(s)
- Borkent, Peter (Photographer)
- Type of Resource
- still image
- Date Created
- 1974-1975
- Description
- 1974-1975 film 'Russian Roulette' - With scenes filmed On the very top of the Vancouver Hotel. The highlight of this part of the film is a gunfight taking place on the roof of the hotel between George Segal (Shaver) and the bad guy Bo Brundin (Vostik) a rouge Soviet, set on killing Kosygin, the Premiere of Soviet Union, on a visit to Vancouver (fictional of course). In front of the Courthouse building, a helicopter is forced to land with the other villains, one is drugged and has a bomb wrapped around him. But our hero George saves the day, by shooting him before the bomb goes off. The whole sequence of these scenes took over 2 weeks to be filmed and with the gunfight, fall, and helicopter, it added only approximately 5 minutes to the film.
- Subject(s)
- Motion picture industry, Cinematography - Special effects, Explosives, Helicopters, Vancouver Courthouse
- Location(s)
- Downtown
- Time Period
- 1970s
- Collection
- Hollywood North
- Title
- Russian Roulette Helicopter Scene:
- Contributor(s)
- Borkent, Peter (Photographer)
- Type of Resource
- still image
- Date Created
- 1974-1975
- Description
- 1974-1975 film 'Russian Roulette' - With scenes filmed On the very top of the Vancouver Hotel. The highlight of this part of the film is a gunfight taking place on the roof of the hotel between George Segal (Shaver) and the bad guy Bo Brundin (Vostik) a rouge Soviet, set on killing Kosygin, the Premiere of Soviet Union, on a visit to Vancouver (fictional of course). In front of the Courthouse building, a helicopter is forced to land with the other villains, one is drugged and has a bomb wrapped around him. But our hero George saves the day, by shooting him before the bomb goes off. The whole sequence of these scenes took over 2 weeks to be filmed and with the gunfight, fall, and helicopter, it added only approximately 5 minutes to the film.
- Subject(s)
- Motion picture industry, Vancouver Courthouse, Cinematography - Special effects, Explosives, Helicopters
- Location(s)
- Downtown
- Time Period
- 1970s
- Collection
- Hollywood North
- Title
- This Bus Could Be Anywhere!:
- Contributor(s)
- McCann, Colin (Photographer)
- Type of Resource
- still image
- Description
- This photo shows a period bus on set with a green screen behind to digitally add in background effects different from what is present on the actual set which is a secondary school yard in Kerrisdale.
- Subject(s)
- Motion picture industry, Cinematography - Special effects, Buses
- Location(s)
- Kitsilano
- Collection
- Hollywood North