Colm Feore

Portrayed Julius Caesar in the HBO mini series "Empire"

Cast as a merciless, wheelchair-bound pyschopath opposite Jim Caveziel in "Highwaymen"

Starred as Lord Marshal in "The Chronicles of Riddick"

Cast in the thriller "Paycheck," directed by John Woo

Portrayed an FBI agent who spent 37 years tracking the man behind the 1964 bombing of a Birmingham, Alabama church in the FX telefilm "Sins of the Father"

Cast as a gay photographer (loosely based on Robert Mapplethorpe) in the thriller "The Caveman's Valentine"

Co-starred as Caspar Weinberger in "The Day Reagan Was Shot" (Showtime)

Offered a chilling turn as the commandant of Auschwitz testifying at the trials of Nazi war criminals in "Nuremberg"

Co-starred in "The Insider"

Played supporting role of Marcus in Julie Taymor's film "Titus", adapted from Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus"

Turned in a villainous performance in the ABC miniseries "Stephen King's Storm of the Century"

Appeared as Meg Ryan's doctor boyfriend in "City of Angels"

Had featured role in the Canadian-produced "The Red Violin"

Co-starred in four features, including "Night Falls on Manhattan" and "Face/Off"

Portrayed Alexander Hamilton in the PBS miniseries "Liberty! The American Revolution"

Portrayed the mysterious Deacon Fletcher in the CBS miniseries "Night Sins"

Played Charlie Ross in "Truman" (HBO)

Breakthrough screen role as title character in the celebrated "Thirty-Two Short Films About Glenn Gould"

Received praise for performance in "Beautiful Dreamers"

Supported Donald Sutherland in "Bethune"

Played a Russian flyer in "Iron Eagle II"

Appeared in the Canadian TV-movie "A Nest of Singing Birds"

Joined Stratford Shakespeare Festival, eventually becoming associate director

Acted at National Arts Centre after finishing theatre school

Raised in Windsor, Ontario