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Peter Goddard

Peter Goddard

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Oct 31, 2026

Ivar HamiltonHOST
49:25
Cause you would follow.
Ivar HamiltonHOST
49:26
I want to know what Peter Goddard thinks of the concert last week, or are they going to review the new, whatever Zeppelin record or whatever that might be.
Ivar HamiltonHOST
49:35
And are they going to do a feature on whatever? So there was a lot of those guys that were, were really powerful people.
Ivar HamiltonHOST
49:42
Of course, remember John Sakamoto at the Toronto sun.
Allen SalkinGUEST
29:08
And there's also another guy who's kind of like us who I interview who's since passed away.
Allen SalkinGUEST
29:12
His name is Peter Goddard.
Allen SalkinGUEST
29:14
And he was a great music writer and film critic for the Toronto Star.
Allen SalkinGUEST
29:18
And he was one of the first Pauls I made because he had an article.
Peter GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:02
Yeah, I just, I wanted to sort of, you know, know what the piece is about.
Allen SalkinHOST
5:08
In 1988, journalist Peter Goddard writes what my initial research finds is the first published article linking Richard Gere and a gerbil.
Allen SalkinHOST
5:19
The article with only one sentence about Gere runs in the Toronto Star newspaper with a dateline September 18th, 1988, at the end of that year's Toronto Film Festival.
Allen SalkinHOST
5:33
Goddard refers to Miles from Home and writes, Richard Gere should have taken up a new hobby,
Allen SalkinHOST
6:05
He's wary, so we have a phone call before the start of a more official interview.
Allen SalkinHOST
6:11
I've been working on this podcast a long time.
Allen SalkinHOST
6:14
This talk with Peter Goddard is from December 2020, just as I start exploring.
Peter GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:20
So can I walk you back one step? Because a good part of my writing life has not been in film.

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