Actors Alan Cumming and Paul Anthony and director Richard Bell enjoy a visit from Bramwell to the set, summer 2004. 

Brotherhood was the second professional collaboration between Bramwell Tovey and director Richard Bell, the first being Eighteen, which also starred Brendan Fletcher. Bramwell composed the score and conducted the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra.

Bramwell Tovey died of sarcoma last week. He was impressed by the sophisticated and compassionate care he received at the cancer agency at Vancouver General Hospital. Should you wish to make a donation in his memory, we will mail you a DVD of Eighteen as thanks.

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In the event the link doesn't work, you can donate here.

Just forward your donation receipt to brotherhood1926@gmail.com - with your address. This initiative is supported by Telus. 

We have 53 DVDs available for this effort (Bramwell was born in '53), limited to donors in North America. Should you wish to check how many DVDs are left before you donate, please visit www.brotherhood1926.com 

Movie Television's coverage of the scoring of the film, with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, at CBC Studio One, fall 2004. 

Bramwell gives his thoughts on the score; the Genie-nominated song In a Heartbeat is explored.

With actor Brendan Fletcher at the premiere party, summer 2006.