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Producer: Scanners. Claude Héroux was born in 1942 in Montréal, Québec, Canada. Claude is a producer and writer, known for Scanners (1981), Videodrome (1983) and The Brood (1979).
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Claude Heroux was a minor character in Stephen King's novel, IT.
Heroux was known to be an arsonist, starting many fires in the woods the summer of 1905, the biggest being outside Haven, Maine Big Injun Woods. He was one of four organizers to a Union talks that summer, and the only one of the four to escape murder at the hands of It, or It influencing William Mullers men: Tinker McCutcheon, Floyed Calderwood, Lathrop Rounds, David Grenier, and Eddie King.
It was speculated that he was only a part of the Union organizers due to his love of David Hartwell, that as a man who spent his life as a loner, he lived his life like a dog does for its master in Hartwell. Mike Hanlon speculates that he might have avoided being murdered that night because he had a knack for knowing when trouble was coming and getting out, but didn't believe he would leave Hartwell if that were the case - but it was more likely he escaped while Hartwell was being fed his own toes.
After that night he became a ghost of a man, showing up long enough in bars to eat and swear revenge on Hamilton Tracker, William Mueller, and Richard Bowie. He likely avoided being arrested and tried for arson because it was feared what he might say on the stand.
•His escape while Hartwell was tortured may be intended to parallel Henry's escape during Belch's death
•The axe seen on display in the Derry Public Library in the 2019 Movie and used by Richie Tozier to kill Henry Bowers, may have been his.
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Claude Héroux is known as an Producer and Executive Producer. Some of his work includes Videodrome, Scanners, The Brood, Visiting Hours, Of Unknown Origin, The Uncanny, City on Fire, and For Those I Loved.
Claude Heroux stands puffing and blowing and “covered with gore from head to foot.”. He then goes... (full context) Get everything you need to know about Claude Heroux in It. Analysis, related quotes, timeline.
Claude Héroux. Highest Rated: 83% Videodrome (1983) Lowest Rated: 17% The Uncanny (1977) Birthday: Not Available. Birthplace: Montréal, Québec, Canada. Filmography. Movies. Explore the...
Gas is a 1981 Canadian comedy film released by Paramount Pictures, the plot of which was inspired by the 1979 energy crisis. The film was directed by Les Rose and produced by Claude Héroux. Plot summary [ edit]
Héroux, the older brother of prolific Quebec film and television producer Claude Héroux, is a recipient of the Order of Canada. His other honours include two Genie Awards for Best Motion Picture: Les Plouffe (1981) and The Bay Boy (1985). He also received an Academy Award® nomination for Best Picture for Atlantic City (1980).
