I think there could be. I don't think we will ever, in English-speaking Canada, achieve the star system that we have now in Quebec, for lots of reasons.
To get back to what Tina Keeper was saying earlier, the optimum sequence for a film is to have a national broadcast, which it doesn't always have. Because that is the largest audience you're possibly going to get for your films, sometimes exceeding the theatrical release. The larger your audience, the more the public becomes interested in and aware of the actors.
We have a film opening this Friday called Away From Her, Sarah Polley's first film, which has Julie Christie, who's a well-known British actor, and Gordon Pinsent, who's a national treasure and a fairly well-known actor in English Canada. I think the theatrical release is going to make people aware of him again. But having a national broadcast of this film—and they may have one, I'm not aware that it does or doesn't—will add to the star value of Mr. Pinsent the next time he's in a movie. It will make it easier to market the film, particularly if the film is a success, which I believe it will be.
But the star system in English is a difficult nut to crack because the most famous English Canadian actors are working in Hollywood. Sometimes they come back here, but mostly they don't.