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Harry Rasky

Also Known As: "Elchanan"
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Birthplace: Toronto, Toronto Division, ON, Canada
Death: April 09, 2007 (78)
Toronto, Toronto Division, ON, Canada
Place of Burial: 10953 Dufferin Street, Vaughan, York Regional Municipality, ON, L6A 1S2, Canada
Immediate Family:

Son of Louis Leib Rasky and Pearl Rasky
Husband of Private
Father of Private and Private
Brother of Dorothy Kosky; Norman Bernard Rasky; Pearl Berg; Private; Frank Rasky and 2 others

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About Harry Rasky

https://www.thestar.com/news/2007/04/11/harry_rasky_78_documentary_... http://www.billgladstone.ca/obit-harry-rasky-film-pioneer-2007/

Motion Picture and Television Director, Screenwriter, Producer. Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is best known for his documentary and biography films. He received an Academy Award Nomination for the 1977 film "Homage to Chagall: The Colours of Love." Rasky began his career on Canadian radio and worked with such personalities as Lorne Greene and Norman Jewison. His other notable film credits include "The Song of Leonard Cohen" (1980), "Being Different" (1981), "Karsh: The Searching Eye" (1986) and "War Against the Indians" (1992). His television credits include "The Legend of Silent Night" (1968), "Upon This Rock" (1970), "Tennessee Williams' South" (1973) and "Arthur Miller on Home Ground" (1979). He died of a heart attack.

Bio by: C.S. copied from Find-A-Grave


Motion Picture and Television Director, Screenwriter, Producer. Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is best known for his documentary and biography films. He received an Academy Award Nomination for the 1977 film "Homage to Chagall: The Colours of Love." Rasky began his career on Canadian radio and worked with such personalities as Lorne Greene and Norman Jewison. His other notable film credits include "The Song of Leonard Cohen" (1980), "Being Different" (1981), "Karsh: The Searching Eye" (1986) and "War Against the Indians" (1992). His television credits include "The Legend of Silent Night" (1968), "Upon This Rock" (1970), "Tennessee Williams' South" (1973) and "Arthur Miller on Home Ground" (1979). He died of a heart attack.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Mar 5 2023, 18:09:28 UTC

Motion Picture and Television Director, Screenwriter, Producer. Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is best known for his documentary and biography films. He received an Academy Award Nomination for the 1977 film "Homage to Chagall: The Colours of Love." Rasky began his career on Canadian radio and worked with such personalities as Lorne Greene and Norman Jewison. His other notable film credits include "The Song of Leonard Cohen" (1980), "Being Different" (1981), "Karsh: The Searching Eye" (1986) and "War Against the Indians" (1992). His television credits include "The Legend of Silent Night" (1968), "Upon This Rock" (1970), "Tennessee Williams' South" (1973) and "Arthur Miller on Home Ground" (1979). He died of a heart attack.

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Harry Rasky's Timeline

1928
May 9, 1928
Toronto, Toronto Division, ON, Canada
2007
April 9, 2007
Age 78
Toronto, Toronto Division, ON, Canada
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Pardes Shalom Cemetery, 10953 Dufferin Street, Vaughan, York Regional Municipality, ON, L6A 1S2, Canada