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"Due South"
Gift of the Wheelman (1994)


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User Rating: 7.8/10 (26 votes)

Overview

Director:
Jerry Ciccoritti
Writer:
Paul Haggis (writer)
TV Series:
"Due South" (1994)
Original Air Date:
15 December 1994 (Season 1, Episode 10)
Plot:
A gang of bank-robbing Santas are double-crossed by their own getaway driver, who plans to give the ultimate gift to his son... more | add synopsis
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Cast

 (Episode Credited cast)
Paul Gross ... Constable Benton Fraser

David Marciano ... Ray Vecchio
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Catherine Bruhier ... Elaine Besbriss
David Calderisi ... Mr. Vecchio
David Campbell ... Cameron Donnelly

Tony Craig ... Jack Huey
Damon D'Oliveira ... Robert L. Flannagan
Ben Gordon ... Oliver
Daniel Kash ... Louis Gardino
Tom McCamus ... Jimmy Donnelly

Don McManus ... Santa

Ryan Phillippe ... Del Porter
Gordon Pinsent ... Fraser Sr.
James Purcell ... William Porter
Beau Starr ... Harding Welsh
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Quotes:
Constable Benton Fraser: Anything happen?
Ray Vecchio: In what sense?
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Soundtrack:
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1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful:-
Due South at its best, 8 November 2006
10/10
Author: coralynb-1 from United States

This is one of the episodes that combines all the aspects that made this such a wonderful series: credible (for television, anyway) crime plot, great cast which allows wonderful character studies (one feels depth of character from the stars to the smallest of parts), magical realism that seems perfectly "natural", sly literary references that give a chuckle to those who get them but do not alienate or lessen the impact for those who do not), wonderful eclectic music choices, and that wonderful quirky sense of humour that manages to poke fun at everyone. Paul Haggis' scripts always impressed me with their ability to juggle all those aspects and this episode was one of the best.

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