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Alias Grace: Margaret Atwood and Sarah Polley Q&A
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September 13, 2017
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23:28Now PlayingSarah Polley, Canadian actor, writer and director, adapted Margaret Atwood's novel Alias Grace for a six-part CBC/Netflix miniseries. The two creative icons took your questions with CBC's Eli Glasner in this live stream held on the sidelines of the Toronto International Film Festival.
CBC and Netflix's new series adapted from premieres in Sept. 25. Sarah Polley Writer/director/actor is bringing Margaret Atwood's Alias Grace to the small screen. The two Canadian creatives are taking your questions now.
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