Age:90
Er ist verheiratet mit Marjory May Mac Donald LANG (CHETWYND).
Sie haben geheiratet am 26. August 1940, er war 26 Jahre alt.
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«b»S«/b»ir Arthur Ralph Talbot Chetwynd became interested in film while teaching at the University of Toronto after World War Two. He taught physical and health education and was asked by the university to make some coaching films for their football team. This led to directing similar films for the Canadian Football League and later producing highlight films from the annual Grey Cup. Many of his early independent films were sports oriented. He also produced and directed so-called "sponsored films" usually known today as corporate video. He especially liked medical films. It is estimated he produced more than 3000 films through Chetwynd Films, which he started along with his wife, Marjory, in 1950. How he became "Sir" Arthur is a bit of a story. He inherited his title following the death of an uncle in 1972. The baronetcy dates back to 1795. When he retired from filmmaking he turned Chetwynd Films over to his son, Robin, and became interested in many volunteer projects including helping to raise money to restore Canterbury Cathedral in England. He settled in Cobourg, Ontario, birthplace of «u»Marie Dressler <../actorsdef/dressler.html>«/u». Sir Arthur Chetwynd died of kidney failure. He is the only entry in Northern Stars where we have some biographcal information, but no list of credits.(Research):117 King Street East, Apt 1, Cobourg, Ontario, C anada.
Sir Arthur Ralph Talbot Chetwynd, 8th Bt. was born on 28 October 1913.«sup»1«/sup» He is the son of «u»William Ralph Talbot Chetwynd
«/u» and «u»Frances Mary Jupe «/u».«sup»2«/sup» He married «u»Marjory May MacDonald Lang«/u», daughter of «u»Robert Bruce Lang«/u», on 26 August 1940.«sup»1«/sup» Sir Arthur Ralph Talbot Chetwynd, 8th Bt. was educated at «u»Vernon Prepartory School, Vernon, British Columbia, Canada
«/u».«sup»3«/sup» He was educated at «u»University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada «/u».«sup»1«/sup» He was a chief instructor for medical reconditioning, Royal Canadian Air Force between 1943 and 1945.«sup»1«/sup» He was an Associate for Physical and Health Education at «u»University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada «/u».«sup»3«/sup» He was publicity officer for the University of Toronto Athletic Association between 1946 and 1952.«sup»3«/sup» He was founder and general manager of Chetwynd Films Ltd. (which became Chetwynd Productions Inc.) between 1950 and 1976.«sup»3«/sup» He succeeded to the title of «i»8th Baronet Chetwynd, of Brocton Hall, co. Stafford [G.B., 1795]«/i» in 1972.«sup»4«/sup» He was president of Brocton Hall Communications between 1978 and 1988 at «u»Toronto, Ontario, Canada «/u».«sup»3«/sup» He was decorated with the Order of Barbados (Silver Crown of Merit).«sup»1«/sup» He was invested as a Knight Commander, Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem (K.C.L.J.).«sup»3«/sup» He lived in 2003 at «u»117 King Street East, Apartment 1, Cobourg, Ontario, Canada «/u».
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