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1960 | DIRECTED BY PAUL ALMOND

Point of Departure

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Movie Stats
Year
1960
Runtime
 90 minutes (1 hr 30 mins)
Select Cast
Robertson Davies
Ivor Barry
Mel Benstock
Beverly Bentley
Lloyd Bochner
Lawrence Dane
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21st Oct 2025
Last viewed:
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Total views:
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Release Dates
Canada release date
 Canada
2nd December 1960
65 years 8 months 23 days ago
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Directed by
paul almond Paul Almond
Starring
Robertson DaviesSelf - Intro
Ivor BarryVincent
Mel BenstockDulac
Beverly BentleyEurydice
Lloyd BochnerMonsieur Henri
Lawrence DaneMathias
Gillie FenwickHotel waiter
Aida FrendoCashier
Hugh GriffithFather
Eric HousePolice Clerk
Hedley MattinglyStage manager
Norma Renault1st Girl
Mary SavidgeMother
William Shatner
Ed SimayStationmaster
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