Douglas Jackson
Douglas Jackson is a Canadian film and television director and producer. He began his career in the 1960s with the National Film Board of Canada, producing works like Bill Mason's short documentary Blake, which was nominated for an Academy Award. Jackson co-directed the CBC Television miniseries Empire, Inc. (1983) with Denys Arcand. His directorial credits include The Heatwave Lasted Four Days (1975), Whispers (1990), and The Paperboy (1994).
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The Sloane Affair:
Director, Story, Screenplay, Producer
Midnight in Saint Petersburg
Director
My Nanny's Secret
Director
The Wrong Woman
Director
Natural Enemy
Director
Dead at 17
Director
My Daughter's Secret
Director
The Perfect Marriage
Director
Framed for Murder
Director
The Perfect Neighbor
Director
The Paperboy
Director
Maternal Obsession
Director
A Lover's Revenge
Director
The Perfect Husband
Director
Christie's Revenge
Director
Whispers
Director
The Witness Files
Director
Maid of Honor
Director
The Heatwave Lasted Four Days
Director, Producer
Stranger at the Door
Director
The Ghost
Director
Saving Emily
Director
Twists of Terror
Director
Deadbolt
Director
Someone Is Watching
Director
A Killer Upstairs
Director
Demons from Her Past
Director
The Rival
Director
Dead End
Director
Random Encounter
Director
Nowhere in Sight
Director
Aftermath
Director
The Perfect Assistant
Director
Stalked
Director
Requiem for Murder
Director
Norman Jewison, Film Maker
Producer, Director
The Huntsman
Screenplay, Director
The Art of Eating
Producer, Director
Danny and Nicky
Director