The Funnier Side of Eastern Canada (1974)
Steve Martin's first TV special was this independently produced Canadian travelogue. Designed to promote tourism in Montreal and Toronto, the special featured Martin doing short sketches and describing tourist sites. Standup segments were also filmed at the Ice House in Pasadena, California.
Directors: Bruce Campbell, Stanley Z. Cherry, Donald Wilder.
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Steve Martin as Himself |
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Pat McCormick as Himself/Moose |
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Michael St. Michaels as First Workman |
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Don Arrès as Waiter |
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Nick Nichols as Impressionist |
| Directing | Bruce Campbell | Director |
| Directing | Stanley Z. Cherry | Director |
| Directing | Donald Wilder | Director |
| Writing | Pat McCormick | Writer |
| Writing | Steve Martin | Writer |
| Writing | Jimmy Ritz | Writer |
| Writing | Bruce Campbell | Writer |
| Writing | Eric Cohen | Writer |
| Writing | Gary Miller | Writer |
| Writing | Michael Weinberger | Writer |
| Camera | Donald Wilder | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Alan Shefflin | Editor |
| Crew | Vinetta Strombergs | Choreographer |
