Douglas Jackson

Douglas Jackson is a Canadian film and television director and producer. He began his career in the 1960s with the National Film Board of Canada, producing works like Bill Mason's short documentary Blake, which was nominated for an Academy Award. Jackson co-directed the CBC Television miniseries Empire, Inc. (1983) with Denys Arcand. His directorial credits include The Heatwave Lasted Four Days (1975), Whispers (1990), and The Paperboy (1994).

Crew

The Sloane Affair:

Director, Story, Screenplay, Producer

Midnight in Saint Petersburg

Director

My Nanny's Secret

Director

The Wrong Woman

Director

Natural Enemy

Director

Dead at 17

Director

The Perfect Marriage

Director

My Daughter's Secret

Director

Framed for Murder

Director

The Perfect Neighbor

Director

The Paperboy

Director

Maternal Obsession

Director

A Lover's Revenge

Director

The Perfect Husband

Director

Christie's Revenge

Director

Whispers

Director

The Witness Files

Director

Maid of Honor

Director

The Heatwave Lasted Four Days

Director, Producer

Stranger at the Door

Director

Demons from Her Past

Director

A Killer Upstairs

Director

Saving Emily

Director

Twists of Terror

Director

Deadbolt

Director

The Ghost

Director

Someone Is Watching

Director

The Rival

Director

Dead End

Director

Random Encounter

Director

Nowhere in Sight

Director

Aftermath

Director

The Perfect Assistant

Director

Stalked

Director

Requiem for Murder

Director

Norman Jewison, Film Maker

Producer, Director

The Huntsman

Screenplay, Director

The Art of Eating

Producer, Director

Danny and Nicky

Director