Trivia: First job was cleaning stalls and driving a tractor on a farm when he was 12. Co-founded The Company Theatre in Toronto with Philip Riccio in 2005. Co-created, executive produced, wrote for and starred in Republic of Doyle. Received an Outstanding Achievement Award from the Canadian Television Hall of Fame in 2011.

Trivia: Made her live-action film debut in 1997's The Invader, as Gail. In 2003, wrote and directed dramatic short Arbor Vitae. Received a nomination for the Best Performance by an Actress in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role at the 2010 Gemini Awards, for her role on Republic of Doyle. Starred as Rose Miller on Republic of Doyle between 2010 and 2014. As of 2019, has starred as Randy Harrison in the drama series Tin Star since its 2017 debut.

Trivia: The Standard Operating Procedure of those anonymous young lovelies chosen as Playboy's Playmate of the Month is to make an extremely brief flurry of au naturel movie appearances before rapidly fading into the sunset. Such was not the case of very blonde, very buxom Shannon Tweed. After being anointed Playmate of the Month and Playmate of the Year, the Canadian-born Tweed was able to sustain her film career for nearly two decades. Her come-hither looks, cascading blonde hair, and divine figure admittedly contributed to her durability, but her strongest suit was her genuine acting ability and willingness to poke fun at her image. The actress offered a comedy performance worthy of a Colbert or Lombard as the fetchingly undraped star of the Apocalypse Now spoof Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1990), while she was consistently superior to her material (and most of her co-stars, female and male) in the Night Eyes and Indecent Behavior films of the 1980s and 1990s. Somewhat more modestly garbed in her television appearances, Tweed has been a regular on the daytime soaper Days of Our Lives, the nighttime serial Falcon Crest (1981-1982 season only, as Diana Hunter), and the raunchy cable-TV sitcom First and Ten. In 1991, she starred as air-service proprietor Sally "Slick" Monroe on the diverting Canadian TV adventure weekly Fly By Night, which ran in rerun form on CBS until 1993. The sister of actress Tracy Tweed, Shannon Tweed has two children with Kiss musician Gene Simmons.

Trivia: An able "action player," Canadian actor Nicholas Campbell was all action and no lines in his bit roles in A Bridge too Far (1975), The Eagle Has Landed (1976) and The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). Campbell was third-billed as Sniffer in the 1985 Tatum O'Neal/Irene Cara vehicle A Certain Fury, and was "adult relief" in the bizarre 1987 street-gang musical Knights of the City. Campbell's series TV gigs include the leading roles of investigative reporter Nick Fox on The Insiders (1986) and private eye Mike Devitt on the Canadian-filmed Diamonds (1987). In 1983 Campbell starred as the enigmatic, expository title character on the HBO anthology series The Hitchhiker.

Trivia: Formerly a Buffalo Bills cheerleader, co-hosted halftime shows for the 1999, 2000 and 2001 Super Bowls. Performed in theatrical productions of Shakespeare's Macbeth, King Lear and Twelfth Night, and had appearances in TV's La Femme Nikita and Nip/Tuck. For her first major television role (as street cop Billy on the CTV/CBS drama The Bridge), researched her role during a ride-along with Buffalo, NY, cops. Is active in the Save Darfur Coalition.