Lucy Maud Montgomery: The Road to Green Gables was a ninety-minute documentary that aired on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 1975.
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Overview
Lucy Maud Montgomery: The Road to Green Gables was a documentary, produced and directed by Terence Macartney-Filgate and written by Barbara Moon, that featured live-action reenactments of key moments in Montgomery’s life as well as an early scene in Anne of Green Gables. It also featured extracts from L.M. Montgomery’s diaries, read by Jackie Burroughs, who would play Mrs. Amelia Evans in Sullivan Films’ television miniseries version of Anne of Green Gables and Hetty King in its later series Road to Avonlea.
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A CBC Television production.
Release Date
7 September 1975
Runtime
90 minutes
Cast
Linda Goranson as Lucy Maud Montgomery
Jill Cody as Young Maud
Marg Collings as Grandmother
Barry Bugden as Grandfather
Keith Fox as Herman
Gina Dick as Anne
Patricia Hamilton as Marilla
Larry Reynolds as Matthew
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Diaries read by Jackie Burroughs. Narrator: Gordon Pinsent. Produced by Terence Macartney-Filgate.
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27915942
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Opening Credits
LUCY MAUD MONTGOMERY: THE ROAD TO GREEN GABLES
Featuring Linda Goranson as Lucy Maud Montgomery
Jill Cody as Young Maud
Marg Collings and Barry Bugden as the Grandparents
with
Keith Fox as Herman
Gina Dick as Anne
Patricia Hamilton as Marilla
Larry Reynolds as Matthew
Diaries Read by Jackie Burroughs
Narrator: Gordon Pinsent
Produced and Directed by Terence Macartney-Filgate
Ending Credits
with special thanks to
Dr. Stuart MacDonald [sic]
For Access to the Journals
of L.M. Montgomery
Writer: Barbara Moon
Original Music: Eldon Rathburn
Photography: Terence Macartney-Filgate
Additional Photography: Mark Irwin
Editor: Don Haig
Assistant Director: Terrell Cook
Lighting: Erik Kristensen
Sound: Vic McIntosh, Dave Brown
Location Manager: Torben Madsen
Costumes: Horst Dansk
Hairdresser: Eileen Woodruff
Dresser: Muriel Sampson
Anne Sequence
Settings Designed by Ed Krumins
Set Decoration: Robert Spearin, Bruce Ruppel
Make-up: Derek Taylor
Hairdresser: James Brown
Titles: Janko Codes
Script Assistant: Joyce Spence
Research: Marlene Perry
Acknowledgements
Mrs. Ruth Campbell, Park Corner, P.E.I.
Orwell Corners Historical Foundation
Mrs. Catherine Hennessy, Charlottetown Historical Society
Dr. Moncreith Williamson, Charlottetown Confederation Centre
The Teachers & Students of Bedeque School
Ontario Archives
Produced & Directed by Terence Macartney-Filgate
This Has Been a CBC Television Production
© Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1975