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Andrew Moodie. Actor: Total Recall. Born in Ottawa, actor, director, writer Andrew Moodie began his career on stage. His first professional performance was in a production of David Fennario's 'Nothing to Lose', produced and directed by Zack Crane. The play was performed at the legendary Lafayette House.
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Andrew Moodie (born November 30, 1967) is a Canadian actor and playwright. He is most noted for his plays Riot , which was a winner of the Floyd S. Chalmers Canadian Play Award in 1996, [2] and Toronto the Good , which was a Dora Mavor Moore Award nominee for Best Original Play (General Theatre) in 2009.
Andrew Moodie. Actor: Total Recall. Born in Ottawa, actor, director, writer Andrew Moodie began his career on stage. His first professional performance was in a production of David Fennario's 'Nothing to Lose', produced and directed by Zack Crane. The play was performed at the legendary Lafayette House. From that performance he was able to launch a career performing in many of Canada's most ...
Hello! I’m Andrew Moodie. I’m an Assistant Professor of Physical Geography at Texas A&M University. If you are interested in working in our research group at Texas A&M, please get in touch via email. At TAMU, our research integrates surface process modeling with quantitative geomorphology to build our understanding of landscape change.
2001. Wild Iris as Police Officer at Hospital. 1997. Earth: Final Conflict ( 1 episode) as Dr. Paul Rogers. 1995. Rude as Andre. 1994. Due South ( 1 episode) as Dryden. Andrew Moodie is a Canadian stage and screen actor, director and playwright.
Mar 22, 2009 · Actor, Director and Writer, Andrew Moodie talks about how Canadians have learned how a certain amount of tolerance for the otherness of the rest of Canada.
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Mar 24, 2023 · Andrew Moodie. Ontario-based actor/playwright/director, born in Ottawa in 1967, who exploded onto the scene in 1995 with his first play, Riot ( Factory Theatre directed by Layne Coleman; winner of the Chalmers Award ). He began his acting career in 1987 in a production of Separate Development at the Great Canadian Theatre Company.
