Douglas Rain: Performances
A - very, very incomplete - list of where to find/watch/listen to some of DR's work. I'm not going to link 2001: A Space Odyssey or 2010: The Year We Make Contact; I'm sure you can figure those out on your own.
Also, according to his sons he probably wasn't actually featured in the 1973 film Sleeper - they say he never mentioned a role like that and that it's most likely someone doing an imitation.
If you find any of his work (film, TV, stage, radio plays, documentaries, etc) not listed here available online anywhere, let me know so I can add it!
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The Stratford Adventure (1954) as Himself (Richard III rehearsal scene)
NFB.ca link
YouTube link
Oedipus Rex (1957) as Messenger
YouTube link
Universe (1960) as Narrator
NFB.ca link
YouTube link
Robert Baldwin: A Matter of Principle (1961) as William Lyon Mackenzie
NFB.ca link
YouTube link
William Lyon Mackenzie: A Friend To His Country (1961) as William Lyon Mackenzie
NFB.ca link
YouTube link
Fields of Sacrifice (1964) as Narrator
NFB.ca link
YouTube link
The Queen in Canada, 1964 (1965) as Narrator
NFB.ca link
Bird of Passage (1966) as Narrator
NFB.ca link
YouTube link
Henry V (1966) as The King
Official Trailer
Sneak Peek
Full Film on Stratfest@Home (7-day free trial at sign-up)
YouTube Slime Tutorial (shhhhh)
Tartuffe (1968) as Orgon
(vinyl recording of Stratford performance, audio only)
Archive.org link
Tour en l'air (1973) as Narrator
NFB.ca link
Rock-A-Bye (1973) as Narrator
NFB.ca link
YouTube link 1, 2, 3
The Man Who Skied Down Everest (1975) as Narrator (Diary Entries)
YouTube link
Fifth Business (1980) as Dunstan Ramsay
(CBC radio drama, audio only)
YouTube link 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Archive.org link
SCTV - The Merv Griffin Show (1982) as HAL 9000 (parody)
YouTube link
Donald Brittain: Filmmaker (1992) as Narrator
NFB.ca link
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Full YouTube playlist (collection of all the YT links above)
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“Caps” Caribana, Toronto Island, 1972 by Joan Latchford
Many of Joan Latchford’s photographs from this period focus on the city’s Black communities, especially new Caribbean immigrants. Five of Latchford’s adopted children were Black, and she went on to study Afro-American culture and anthropology at Howard University.
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