Norman Jewison
1926 to 2024
10 documented presences
8 places
Quo Fuit places 10 dated presences for Norman Jewison across 8 places, from 1951 to 2004. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Norman Frederick Jewison (July 21, 1926 – January 20, 2024) was a Canadian filmmaker.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Norman Jewison was documented, and when
1951year
Torontoattested
“Out of work in Britain in late 1951, he returned to Canada to become a production trainee at CBLT in Toronto, which was preparing for the launch of CBC Television.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1951year
CBLTattested
“Out of work in Britain in late 1951, he returned to Canada to become a production trainee at CBLT in Toronto, which was preparing for the launch of CBC Television.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1951year
Canadaattested
“Out of work in Britain in late 1951, he returned to Canada to become a production trainee at CBLT in Toronto, which was preparing for the launch of CBC Television.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1958year
New Yorkattested
“In 1958 Jewison was recruited to work for NBC in New York, where his first assignment was Your Hit Parade, followed by The Andy Williams Show.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1969year
United Statesattested
“After the completion of the period comedy Gaily, Gaily (1969), Jewison, having become disenchanted with the political climate in the United States, moved his family to England.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1969year
Englandattested
“After the completion of the period comedy Gaily, Gaily (1969), Jewison, having become disenchanted with the political climate in the United States, moved his family to England.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1986year
Torontoattested
“I don't enjoy no-brainer action movies." Jewison's commitment and contribution to film in Canada is evidenced by his creation of the Canadian Centre for Advanced Film Studies in 1986, which opened two years later as an advanced film scho…”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1986year
Canadaattested
“I don't enjoy no-brainer action movies." Jewison's commitment and contribution to film in Canada is evidenced by his creation of the Canadian Centre for Advanced Film Studies in 1986, which opened two years later as an advanced film scho…”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1989 to 1996period
Italyattested
“For the next decade Jewison continued to direct feature films released by major studios: In Country (1989), a drama concerned with Vietnam veterans and the daughter of a war casualty; Other People's Money (1991), a social comedy about gr…”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
26 November 2004exact date
Orangeville, Ontarioattested
“She died on November 26, 2004, the day following her 74th birthday, in Orangeville, Ontario, from cancer.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
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Places Norman Jewison is documented in
Canada2 presences · 1951 to 1986Toronto2 presences · 1951 to 1986England1 presence · 1969Italy1 presence · 1989New York1 presence · 1958United States1 presence · 1969
CBLT1 presence · 1951
Orangeville, Ontario1 presence · 2004
Other places tied to Norman Jewison in the record
In each of these, a source puts Norman Jewison and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Norman Jewison was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1974year
Israelmentioned
“It was filmed in Israel, where Jewison also produced the western Billy Two Hats (1974), starring Gregory Peck.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1978year
Ontariomentioned
“In 1978 Jewison returned to Canada, settling in the Caledon area in Ontario and establishing a farm that produced prizewinning cattle, as well as maple syrup.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1978year
Canadamentioned
“In 1978 Jewison returned to Canada, settling in the Caledon area in Ontario and establishing a farm that produced prizewinning cattle, as well as maple syrup.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1979 to 1984period
Torontomentioned
“Operating from a base in Toronto, as well as one maintained in California, he directed high-profile actors Al Pacino in ...And Justice for All (1979), and Burt Reynolds and Goldie Hawn in the romantic comedy Best Friends (1982), and he p…”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1979 to 1984period
Californiamentioned
“Operating from a base in Toronto, as well as one maintained in California, he directed high-profile actors Al Pacino in ...And Justice for All (1979), and Burt Reynolds and Goldie Hawn in the romantic comedy Best Friends (1982), and he p…”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1985year
Quebecmentioned
“Agnes of God (1985), set in a Quebec convent, starred Jane Fonda, Meg Tilly and Anne Bancroft; it received three Academy Award nominations.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
1999year
New Jerseymentioned
“The Hurricane (1999) was Jewison's third film to explore the effects of racism, telling the story of boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, who had been falsely convicted for a triple murder in New Jersey during the mid-1960s.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
2010year
Victoria University at the University of Torontomentioned
“In 2010, Blake Goldring donated million (equivalent to $ million in ) to Victoria University at the University of Toronto to establish a specialised first-year liberal arts program in Jewison's name.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
October 2010month
University of Torontomentioned
“In recognition of his contributions to the arts, as well as his sustained support, Jewison was installed as Chancellor of Victoria University in the University of Toronto in 2004; he held the position until October 2010.”
source: Wikipedia: Norman Jewison
Documented at the same place, the same year
Viggo MortensenWashington, D.C. · 1969Étienne GilsonPontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies · 1951Drake (musician)Toronto · 1986Sergio LeoneRome · 1989Mircea LucescuRome · 1989Jean ArpNew York · 1958Elisabeth Kübler-RossNew York · 1958Buddy HollyNew York · 1958Angela BassettNew York · 1958Carl AndreNew York · 1958C. Northcote ParkinsonNew York · 1958Dwight D. EisenhowerWashington, D.C. · 1969
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