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Burton Barr Central Library
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DVD BIO Campbell, E.
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Summary:
Presents the life of silent film star Eric Campbell, who appeared in many of Charlie Chaplin's films as a villain. Follows the life of the Scottish actor from Dunoon in Scotland, thru his years in the music halls to his short but intense film career and the bizarre final six months of his life before he was killed in an automobile accident in December 1917.
Notes:
DVD.
Videodisc release of the 1996 Scottish Television documentary by Figment Films and the Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund in association with the Scottish Film Production Fund.
Bill Patterson, narrator.
Producer, Fran Robertson ; director, Kevin Macdonald ; camera, Neve Cunningham ; editor, David Moore ; music, Donald Fraser.
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