| Maclean's 1996 Brian D. Johnson |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 22 minutes for high schticking: satire is a national sport, and Mary Walsh has a wicked slapshot. (Canadian star of 'This Hour Has 22 Minutes')(Cover Story) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Acting on the edge: Jennifer Jason Leigh likes to play the extremes. (actress) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| A place in the sun; Robert Lantos and Alliance are basking big time. (Alliance Communications Chmn and CEO Robert Lantos)(Interview) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Auto eroticism: Cronenberg's sex-driven "Crash" shakes up the film festival. (David Cronenberg; Cannes film festival)(Films) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Catch a rising star; cool movies and hot talent light up Toronto's film festival. (includes partial list of movies that screened at the Toronto International Firm Festival) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Flay Away Home. | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Hankering back; a star turned director revisits '60s music.(Tom Hanks)(Interview) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Is Oscar out of his mind?(1996 Academy Awards) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Lethal laughter: Asia's top star is an ace at comedy and combat. (actor Jackie Chan) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Margot Kidder's descent into darkness: the Canadian actress, her star in decline, has become famous again for falling apart. | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Movie time on the Med: stars, big-name directors and circus vulgarity define Cannes. (the 1996 Cannes Film Festival in France) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Starry, starry nights. (1996 Toronto Intl Film Festival) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| The new beat generation. (increasing popularity of percussion) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Undiplomatic service.(bias in arts funding by Canadian foreign affairs department) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
| Waiting for "Crash": is Ted Turner playing film censor? | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson |
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