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Ken Jubenvill

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  • Ken Jubenvill is known for One Boy, One Wolf, One Summer (1988), Airwolf (1987) and Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction (1997).

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  • Father of First A.D. Bradley Jubenvill.

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  • For the longest time, being a filmmaker and producer living in western Canada was difficult. There was a group of us in the 1980s who used to laugh about the 'thousand dollar cup of coffee...' What it was, was the trip back east to meet with a broadcaster or 'Téléfilm' for a license or funding. After the flight, hotel and your vehicle, the trip to have a face-to-face over coffee cost $1,000...
  • The Beachcombers (1972): The thought of us being out there on barges or shooting off some dock somewhere was unheard of. So, essentially, the ability to find a location, park the trucks around it and turn it into a mini studio... Philip Keatley was the forerunner of that concept, by finding a location that worked for a series, then bringing everything to it.
  • A lot of people in the entertainment business just wouldn't fit anywhere else.
  • ...I'd rather make a movie of the week instead of a TV pilot. A television movie can go to series and/or be sold as a MOW to the different markets.

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