Budge Crawley – What Happened to Canada’s King of Film? – Show Notes and Links

The book “Budge: What happened to Canada’s king of film” is out of print but still available via Amazon and Abebooks.  For people interested in reading it, here are links to help you purchase it;

Amazon

https://a.co/d/hgOIjYh

Abebooks

https://bit.ly/3LeXZwL

Other useful links:

Barbara Wade Rose’s website:

https://www.barbarawaderose.com

Watch the documentary “The man who skied down Everest” for free:

https://bit.ly/3N149Tr

Watch an early Crawley film called “The Loon’s Necklace” on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/jgMyWVOuBD8

Watch the first Crawley feature film, “The luck of Ginger Coffey” on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/BvPek9LBnPc

Budge Crawley – What Happened to Canada’s King of Film?

In this episode, I have an interview with the author Barbara Wade Rose, who wrote a biography about Canadian filmmaker Budge Crawley called “Budge: What happened to Canada’s king of film”.

Budge Crawley was a pioneer Canadian independent filmmaker who started making films in Ottawa, Ontario during the 40s and had a long film career that culminated in winning an Oscar for a documentary called “The man who skied down Everest”. Now he is forgotten, but we will attempt to revive his achievements by talking about his life and movies.

Link to the show notes:

https://nfpcan.blubrry.net/budge-crawley-what-happened-to-canadas-king-of-film-show-notes-and-links/