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Slings and Arrows: Season 1, Episode 5Mirror up to Nature (1 Dec. 2003) 8.6
Geoffrey assumes the direction of Hamlet and Richard and Holly assume that a disaster is just around the corner. Oliver's ghost frees Ellen's pet chameleon and viola Ophelia is recast. Director:Peter Wellington |
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Stephen Ouimette | ... | |
| Martha Burns | ... |
Ellen Fanshaw
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| Jennifer Irwin | ... |
Holly Day
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Susan Coyne | ... |
Anna Conroy
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| Sabrina Grdevich | ... |
Claire Donner
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May Silverstone
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Graham Harley | ... | |
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Michael Polley | ... |
Frank
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Sloan
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Catherine Fitch | ... |
Maria
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Darren Nichols
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Geoffrey assumes the direction of Hamlet and Richard and Holly assume that a disaster is just around the corner. Oliver's ghost frees Ellen's pet chameleon and viola Ophelia is recast.
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1 December 2003 (Canada) See more »Filming Locations:
Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts, Brantford, Ontario, CanadaCompany Credits
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Canadian Television Fund, Movie Network, The (TMN), Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC) See more »
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Geoffrey Tennant: It is "Hamlet"! It's not "Tommy"!
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Richard Smith-Jones: There must be something you can use from Darren's design. I seem to remember something about seventeen thousand dollars' worth of pyrotechnics.Geoffrey Tennant: It is "Hamlet"! It's not "Tommy"!
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