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Peut-être Maurice Richard

Long métrage documentaire sur Maurice Richard : héros du sport, mythe populaire, phénomène représentatif de tout un peuple. Ce film se veut « une tentative de cerner l'essentiel d'un homme qui fut grand », à travers ses confidences, des séquences de moments cruciaux de sa carrière et le témoignage d'une foule d'amis, collaborateurs et admirateurs.
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Long métrage documentaire sur Maurice Richard : héros du sport, mythe populaire, phénomène représentatif de tout un peuple. Ce film se veut « une tentative de cerner l'essentiel d'un homme qui fut grand », à travers ses confidences, des séquences de moments cruciaux de sa carrière et le témoignage d'une foule d'amis, collaborateurs et admirateurs.

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  • director
    Gilles Gascon
  • producer
    Paul Larose
  • script
    Gilles Gascon
    Monique Provencher
  • camera
    Réo Grégoire
  • sound
    Jean-Guy Normandin
  • editing
    Pierre Bernier
  • sound mixer
    George Croll
    Michel Descombes
  • music
    Oscar Thiffault
  • participation
    Jacques Beauchamp
    Clarence Campbell
    Jean Duceppe
    Bernard Gosselin
    René Lecavalier
    Gabriel Leclerc
    Hugh McLennan
    Roger Saint-Jean
    Frank Selke
    Émile «Butch» Bouchard
Peut-être Maurice Richard
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