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North Shore reigns at 1999 Leo

Way to go Sue Ridout.
Leo award winner for best
local television news.

The best picture award went to our local boys Bill
Thumm (left) and Scott Kennedy for Rupert's Land.

BC Film's Gordon Adair, who hails from West Van,
brought along his niece from Victoria, Clea Adair. It's a ‘triple win for our own Roy
Hayter who took the Leo for best
short drama, best director short
drama and best screenwriter

short drama for Grave Decisions.

Above: Best dramat-
ic television series
nominee and North
Shore resident
Ogden Gavanski
came to the awards
with Catherine
Forbes. Af right:
Hosts Dean
Haglund and
Christine Lippa,
who both got their
start here in
Vancouver as improv
actors, entertained
the crowd through-
out the ceremonies.

Best informational television
series winners Corby Coffin and
Nick Orchard are both from the
North Shore.

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NEWS photos Catherine Barr

Watter Daroshin (centre). who is also a North Shore boy,
produced the entire Leo ceremony. Here he joins BC Film
chairman Michael Francis (right) and Academy of
Canadian Cinema and Television vice chairman Brigitte

Prochaska.

Best director Jonathan Tammuz (left),
who won for Rupert's Land, with best

actor winner lan Tracey.

N. Van boy Oavid Frazee
received big applause for
his cinematography award
on Da Vinci's Inquest.

David Ouke's illustrious
career was recognized
with the outstanding
achievement award. We're
happy to have him live

here with us in West Van.

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North Van's own Brian
Davie, best production
design winner for Ruperts
Land, was looking good in
his tux.

N. Van's Sarah Chalke, seen here with Jamie

Afifi. used to play Roseanne Barr's daughter
on television, but tonight she was nominated

for her role in Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy.

West Van's Lynne Carrow
sat with the Rupert's Land
gang and her Da Vinci's
inquest friends.

Veena Sood was born to
be wild, just take a look at
how comfy she is atop that
$30,000 1999 Harley.

lt was a sweep for Da Vinci's Inquest executive producer
Chris Haddock (centre), seen here with Delia Douglas

and writer Leo Luna.

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