Champagne Safari, The
- Release Information
- August 31, 1995
- Toronto
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- Budget
- Distributors
- National Film Board/Office National du Film
Production Details
- Executive Producer
- John Walker
- Steve Lucas
- Producer
- George Ungar
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Walker
- John Walker
- John Walker
- George Ungar
- Harold Crooks
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- Steve Lucas
- Steve Lucas
- Kirk Tougas
- Director
- George Ungar
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Walker
- John Walker
- George Ungar
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- Kirk Tougas
- Director of Photography
- John Walker
- John Walker
- John Walker
- John Walker
- John Walker
- John Walker
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Douglas Kiefer
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Kirk Tougas
- Floyd Crosby
- Music
- Denis Chartrand
- Normand Roger
- Writer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Walker
- John Walker
- Harold Crooks
- Harold Crooks
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- Steve Lucas
- Steve Lucas
- Steve Lucas
- Steve Lucas
- Kirk Tougas
- Editor
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- John Kramer
- Kirk Tougas
- Cast
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- Colm Feore
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- David Hemblen
- John Walker
In May 1934, Charles Bedaux proposed to venture 1,200 miles over the Rocky Mountains to Telegraph Creek, British Columbia. So began Bedaux=s outlandish CHAMPAGNE SAFARI. Floyd Crosby, an Academy Award-winning cinematographer, meticulously documented every stage of the trek. Bedaux had made his fortune as one of the greatest harnessers of mass labour since the Pharaohs. His connections were global, his political leanings suspect. At the age of 22, he discovered ways to make fellow employees work more efficiently, thereby increasing production. He established a consulting firm that not only analyzed and streamlined industrial tasks, but also decided the pace at which tasks would be performed. By 1925 Bedaux had a string of blue-chip industrial clients. By 1927, at the age of 40, he was so rich that he bought the Chateau de Condé, a French castle in the Loire Valley which became his principal base of operations. Bedaux=s goal was to remain rich and powerful no matter how the world shifted politically. Was Bedaux a Nazi? Historians have fiercely debated the question.
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
