Bruce Greenwood

Cast in J. J. Abrams' "Star Trek" movie

Cast as the patriarch of a surfing family in the HBO series, "John From Cincinnati"

Co-starred in Todd Haynes' film, "I'm Not There," a film reflecting the life of musician Bob Dylan

Co-starred with Denzel Washington in "DéjÀ Vu"

Cast in "Being Julia," based on the novel "Theatre," by W. Somerset Maugham

Cast in writer/director Ron Shelton's "Hollywood Homicide"

Co-starred with Madonna in Guy Ritchie's "Swept Away"

Re-teamed with Egoyan for "Ararat"

Cast as a National Security Advisor in "Rules of Engagement"

Portrayed President John F Kennedy in "Thirteen Days"

Played Ashley Judd's nefarious husband in "Double Jeopardy"

Cast in a villainous role in "Disturbing Behavior"

Cast in the short-lived NBC drama, "Sleepwalkers"

Re-teamed with Atom Egoyan for "The Sweet Hereafter"

Played Thomas Veil, the "Nowhere Man" (UPN)

Played the lead in the short-lived FOX sitcom, "Hardball"

Starred in Atom Egoyan's feature, "Exotica"

Returned to the stage for the Los Angeles production of "Deconstructing Romance"

Played Pierce Lawton on the CBS drama, "Knots Landing"

Starred in the USA Network movie, "Spy"

Joined cast of the NBC medical series "St. Elsewhere" as Dr. Seth Griffin

Made TV series debut in the NBC series, "Legmen"

Moved to Los Angeles after being cast in the pilot of the HBO series "The Hitchhiker"

Appeared in "First Blood"; role was whittled down in the editing from a moderate speaking part to essentially a walk-on

Last stage appearance for a decade "A State of Grace"

Acted in the Vancouver production of "Bent"

Feature acting debut, "Bear Island"

Had leading role in the stage musical "Cruel Tears"

Made professional debut in in the Vancouver production of "Scapino"

Moved to Vancouver with his family at age 11

Was as a singer/guitarist with a Canadian rock band