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19 de set. de 2011 · With Shawn Doyle, Peter Outerbridge, David La Haye, Aidan Devine. The political manoeuvrings in the ten or so years in the legislature of the Province of Canada, comprised of the former Upper Canada and Lower Canada, leading up to the confederation of British North American colonies into one country called Canada in 1867, are presented.
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- Drama
- Jerry Ciccoritti
- 2011-09-19
John A.: Birth of a Country is a Canadian television film, which aired on CBC Television in 2011. [1] Dramatizing the events that led up to Canadian Confederation in 1867 based on Richard Gwyn 's non-fiction book John A.: The Man Who Made Us, the film stars Shawn Doyle as Sir John A. Macdonald, the first Prime Minister of Canada.
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16 de mar. de 2019 · John A: Birth Of A Country is a story of the rivalry that shaped Canada. It follows the passionate struggle between John A. Macdonald, the leader of the Conservative Party, and George Brown, the leader of what would become the Liberal Party — which eventually resulted in an alliance that gave rise to the Confederation of Canada.
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Directed by Jerry Ciccoritti. A riveting political thriller starring Shawn Doyle (John A. Macdonald), Peter Outerbridge (George Brown) and David LaHaye (George-Etienne Cartier) and set during the struggles that take Canada from colony to country. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
- Jerry Ciccoritti
- CBC, Indian Grove Productions
19 de set. de 2011 · Synopsis by Perry Seibert. Jerry Ciccoritti's political thriller John A: The Birth of a Country details the rivalry between politicians John A. Macdonald and Geroge Brown, a feud that would shape Canada into the country it would be over 150 years later. Characteristics. Themes. Feuds. Keywords. Canada, politician.
Plot. John A.: Birth of a Country. Summaries. The political manoeuvrings in the ten or so years in the legislature of the Province of Canada, comprised of the former Upper Canada and Lower Canada, leading up to the confederation of British North American colonies into one country called Canada in 1867, are presented.
