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Something wrong?René Gabriel Bonnière is a Canadian film director and editor, originally from France. He has had a prolific career, working in television and film in both French and English productions.
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A life in dates
Haven't We Met Before?Film, Director
Pretend You Don't See HerFilm, 2002Director2001
Mutant XSeries, Director2000
The Royal Diaries: Elizabeth I - Red Rose of the House of TudorFilm, Director1998
Eerie, Indiana: The Other DimensionSeries, Director1997
La Femme NikitaSeries, Director1996
Goosebumps: Be Careful What You Wish For...Film, Director1995
GoosebumpsSeries, Director
Dream ManFilm, 1995Director1992
Forever KnightSeries, Director
Johann's Gift to ChristmasFilm, 1992Director1990
Dracula: The SeriesSeries, Director1986
Hot ShotsSeries, Director
Perfect TimingFilm, 1986Director1985
The New Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSeries, Director1984
Hide and SeekFilm, Director1983
The HitchhikerSeries, Director1973
Amanita PestilensFilm, Director1964
The AnnanacksFilm, Director, Producer1963
AttiukFilm, Director1960Au Pays De Neufve FranceSeries, DirectorCanadian DiamondsFilm, 1960DirectorKa Ke Ki KuFilm, 1960Director1957Craftsmen of CanadaFilm, Director1928Born10 March 1928Filmography 28
47 credits on file
Television 15
About this person
René Gabriel Bonnière is a Canadian film director and editor, originally from France. He has had a prolific career, working in television and film in both French and English productions.
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