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Douglas Jackson
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Director
Producer
Writer
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Douglas Jackson was born in 1938 in Montréal, Québec, Canada. He is a director and producer, known for
The Sloane Affair (1972)
,
The Ray Bradbury Theater (1985)
and
The Heatwave Lasted Four Days (1975)
.
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Nominated for 1 Oscar
4 wins & 1 nomination total
Known for
The Sloane Affair
5.4
Director
(as Doug Jackson)
1972
The Ray Bradbury Theater
7.3
TV Series
Director
(directed by)
1986 • 1 ep
The Heatwave Lasted Four Days
6.4
Director
(as Doug Jackson)
1975
The Ghost
3.9
Director
2001
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Director
62
Producer
18
Writer
15
Editor
9
Additional Crew
2
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Director
Previous
62
My Nanny's Secret
4.8
TV Movie
Director
2009
Dead at 17
4.6
TV Movie
Director
2008
Maternal Obsession
4.9
TV Movie
Director
2008
The Perfect Assistant
4.5
TV Movie
Director
2008
My Daughter's Secret
4.4
TV Movie
Director
2007
Christie's Revenge
4.6
TV Movie
Director
2007
Framed for Murder
4.4
TV Movie
Director
2007
Demons from Her Past
4.7
TV Movie
Director
(directed by)
2007
The Rival
4.4
TV Movie
Director
2006
The Perfect Marriage
5.0
TV Movie
Director
2006
Maid of Honor
4.8
TV Movie
Director
2006
A Lover's Revenge
5.0
TV Movie
Director
2005
A Killer Upstairs
4.9
TV Movie
Director
2005
The Perfect Neighbor
4.7
TV Movie
Director
2005
Saving Emily
4.9
TV Movie
Director
(directed by)
2004
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Producer
Previous
18
Almost Graduated
Short
executive producer
producer
2025
Why Men Rape
Short
producer
1979
The Art of Eating
4.2
Short
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1976
The Heatwave Lasted Four Days
6.4
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1975
The Sloane Affair
5.4
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1972
The Huntsman
Short
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1972
Norman Jewison, Film Maker
6.2
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1971
Danny and Nicky
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1969
Blake
6.2
Short
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1969
Reception
Short
producer
1967
Wheat
Short
producer
1967
Pre-Release
Short
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1966
Inmate Training: Part 2
Short
producer
1966
Inmate Training: Part 1
Short
producer
1966
Learning Lacrosse Part 2: Defence
Short
producer
(as Doug Jackson)
1965
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Writer
Previous
15
Almost Graduated
Short
Writer
2025
The Ghost
3.9
Writer
2001
The Heatwave Lasted Four Days
6.4
screenplay
(as Doug Jackson)
1975
La gastronomie
Short
writer
1973
The Sloane Affair
5.4
screenplay
story
(as Doug Jackson)
1972
The Huntsman
Short
screenplay by
(as Doug Jackson)
1972
Reception
Short
Writer
1967
Learning Lacrosse Part 2: Defence
Short
Writer
(as Doug Jackson)
1965
Learning Lacrosse Part 1: Offence
Short
Writer
(as Doug Jackson)
1965
Lacrosse
7.0
Short
written by
(as Doug Jackson)
1965
Control of Inmates
Short
Writer
1965
Redevelopment in Windsor: The First Step
Short
commentary
1964
Custodial Procedures
Short
Writer
1964
Crafts of My Province
Short
script
(as Doug Jackson)
1964
Encounter
7.5
TV Series
Writer
1958
1 episode
Personal details
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Alternative name
Doug Jackson
Born
1938
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Spouse
Tanya Jackson
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Trivia
Cast his wife Tanya Jackson (II) in her one and only film credit as the kidnapped ballerina Tatiana in Midnight in St. Petersburg (1996)
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