Ron White’s extensive screen career has included roles in theatrical films, 
TV movies, and TV series. He has been nominated for multiple Genie and Gemini awards including; actor in a leading role for The Line, Cowboys Don’t Cry and Screamers.  Some of his film credits include Unforgiven, Cake, and Lie With Me. On TV he played Max a morally ambiguous cop in “The Line”, test pilot Jack Woodman in “The Arrow,” 
and Bob 
Haldeman in “Kissinger and Nixon.” He has guest starred on “Heartland,” “Wonderland,” 
”Due South,” “Street Legal,” “E.N.G,” and many other series. He was most recently seen in Defendor.

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Graham Abbey- Ten seasons with The Stratford Festival of Canada (roles including Macbeth, Prince Hal, Henry V, Petruchio, among many others). He has also appeared in theatres across North America. He received two Dora nominations for outstanding achievement in Canadian Theatre, and won the award in 2002 for featured male actor.  Film and television credits: John Woo’s “Once A Thief”, “Billable Hours”, “The Jane Show”, “Till Death Do Us Part”, “Heartland”, “Othello”, “The Good Witch 3” and most notably, three seasons as Detective Gray Jackson on CBC’s “The Border”.  Feature films include “A Wake”, “Defendor”, and “Love Letters from an Open Grave”.

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