Biography
A striking, blue-eyed, dark-haired actor of stage and TV, Czerny came to the attention of American reviewers with a chilling but all-too-human portrayal of a tormented clergyman who molests and terrorizes a young orphan in his charge in "The Boys of St Vincent" (CBC, 1993). This profoundly disturbing movie was made for Canadian TV, shown theatrically in selected US theaters and aired on A&E in 1995. Though quite handsome and youthful, Czerny …
Career Milestones
2011 | Played Madeleine Stowe's husband on ABC's mystery drama "Revenge" | |
2010 | Appeared in the feature adaptation of "The A-Team" with Liam Neeson and Bradley Cooper | |
2007 | Portrayed the Duke of Norfolk on "The Tudors" (Showtime) | |
2007 | Cast as the square-jawed head of Zomcon security in the Canadian zombie film "Fido" | |
2006 | Played a down and out man who becomes a best-selling author of spiritual books in "Conversations with God" | |
2006 | Cast opposite Steve Martin in a prequel to the 1964 Peter Sellers original film "The Pink Panther" | |
2005 | Cast as a doctor in the horror feature "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" | |
2001 | Featured alongside Natasha Richardson and Colm Feore in the historical TV movie "Haven" (CBS) | |
2000 | Co-starred with Kiefer Sutherland in the action drama "After Alice" | |
1997 | Played featured role in "The Ice Storm" | |
1994 | U.S. feature debut, "Clear and Present Danger" opposite Harrison Ford | |
1992 | Breakthrough Canadian TV role, playing Brother Peter Lavin in in John N. Smith's acclaimed "The Boys of St. Vincent" (A&E) | |
1992 | Primetime U.S. TV debut, the NBC crime drama miniseries "Deadly Matrimony/Shattered Vows" | |
1992 | Canadian feature debut, "Buried on Sunday" | |
1986 | American TV debut on CBS' "Night Heat" (filmed in Toronto) | |
| Acted regularly on Canadian TV | ||
| Worked with the Toronto Free Theatre, Theatre Terra Nova, the National Arts Center, and the Canadian Stage Company | ||
| Appeared in various Stratford Festival productions including "The Cherry Orchard", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", and "Romeo and Juliet" | ||
1982 | Stage debut in the National Arts Center production of "Ce Stazzi" in Ottawa, Canada | |