Talk:Malcolm Douglas (documentary maker)

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(Kitkatsavvy (talk) 23:41, 10 March 2008 (UTC))I have created this page NOT because of any advertising of any sort, BUT because I believe that the work that Malcolm Douglas has done in making wildlife documentaries over nearly FORTY years SHOULD be recognised with a wiki page! He has made over 50 films and tv shows, and has made shows for "The World Around Us", and on Australian TV you ALWAYS see his documentaries on tv fishing and knowing bush tucker and surviving in the bush.

Let me repeat this AGAIN - I did NOT make this page to advertise - I MADE it because he is an Australian who has contributed to teaching other Australians in his documentaries how to survive in the bush!

If Corey Worthington can get his OWN wiki page for holding a stupid party, surely Malcolm Douglas DESERVES his OWN wiki!

PLEASE don't delete! I made this article a stub BECAUSE I don't currently have ANY other references at the moment - that is WHY I asked for more references from other people! PLEASE keep Malcolm Douglas!

The speedy was already declined. I have removed your hangon tag, as it wasn't needed. --lifebaka (Talk - Contribs) 00:35, 11 March 2008 (UTC)