Jimmy Playing With Time
- Release Information
- July 22, 1979
- TV (CBC) 17h00 (60 minute version - not announced)
- Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
- Budget
- Actual cost: $25,000
- Distributors
Production Details
- Producer
- Linda Schuyler
- Director of Photography
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Mark Irwin
- Music
- Wendy Watson
- Matthew McCauley
- Matthew McCauley
- Matthew McCauley
- Matthew McCauley
- Matthew McCauley
- Matthew McCauley
- Matthew McCauley
- Writer
- Dick Oleksiak
- Dick Oleksiak
- Cast
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Ken James
- Matthew McCauley
80 minutes, 1976
New Zealand-born 73-year-old Jimmy Montecasino tries to beat his own world record (set in 1950 at 176 3/4 hours) for marathon piano playing. The event was held during the 1976 Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Montecasino collapsed after 117 hours 20 minutes. The voice of Ken James as «the voice of time» provides a hallucinating dialogue with Montecasino.
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
