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Benjamin Hollingsworth is a classically trained actor who was born September 7th, 1984 in Brockville, Ontario, Canada. In 2006, Hollingsworth graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada (NTS), a prestigious three year acting conservatory program in Montréal.
Soon after, in his first professional role under the direction of NTS alumni, Ted Dykstra, Benjamin was nominated for a Robert Merritt Award for his portrayal of Lance Corporal Dawson, in A Few Good Men, by Aaron Sorkin.
Hollingsworth shifted his focus from theater to film and television. He quickly found footing in the Toronto film industry and began guest starring on several popular Canadian TV series including Degrassi, Heartland and HBO Canada's The Line by George F. Walker.
Benjamin's breakout role came when he landed the lead in his feature film debut alongside Demi Moore, David Duchovny and Amber Heard in the highly acclaimed film feature The Joneses (2010).
Following The Joneses, Benjamin was cast in a new CW series called The Beautiful Life (2009) starring Misha Barton, Sara Paxton and Gal Gadot. The series, produced by Ashton Kutcher, cast Hollingsworth in the lead role of "Chris Andrews," a character that was loosely based on Kutcher's own experiences in the industry.
Shortly after, Hollingsworth went on to recur in several TV series including a memorable turn as "Kyle Durant" on the first season of USA's Suits; followed by multiple recurring roles on the CW's The Tomorrow People, Cult and a guest star on ABC's Once Upon a Time.
In 2014, Hollingsworth joined the cast of the Fox series Backstrom starring Rainn Wilson, as Assistant District Attorney "Steven Kines." Later that year he starred in several romantic comedies including Lucky in Love (2014) opposite Gossip Girl's Jessica Szohr, A Wish Come True (2014) starring Megan Park and Can't Buy My Love (2014) with Adelaide Kane. He balanced the year out with lead roles in two action thrillers; 20th Century Fox's Joy Ride 3 (2014) and the Lionsgate feature Vendetta (2014).
Benjamin made his return to network TV as a series regular in CBS' medical drama Code Black (2015) in which Hollingsworth played "Dr. Mario Savetti;" a performance that earned Benjamin a Golden Maple Award nomination for Best Actor in a TV series. Code Black featured an all-star cast made up of Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzman and Emmy and Golden Globe nominee Rob Lowe. Code Black concluded its third and final season in 2018.
In 2019 Benjamin will make his return to the big screen with two feature films; Lionsgate's revenge thriller Hard Powder starring Liam Neeson, Laura Dern and Emmy Rossum and the David Cronenberg remake of the 1977 cult classic Rabid from the Soska Twins.- Actress
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Rachel Perry is a Canadian TV personality working in the United States. The former MuchMusic VJ is the host of All Access on VH1, and is the narrator for Web Junk 20, and the host of "The Stash" on Playboy TV.
Born in Brockville, Ontario, Perry has done numerous narrations and voice-overs for VH1 shows, specials and Viacom channels specials, including Viacom owned gay and lesbian station Logo. She was also the co-host of VH1's reality show Strip Search which lasted for one season. She was co-host of Pepsi Smash. Perry began working at VH1 in January 2001 where she hosted VH1 News, All Access and the morning video show. In June 2001, she hosted Not Much On Day, a MuchMusic marathon of music videos which featured pop stars wearing little or no clothing. Perry appeared naked throughout the marathon with various objects covering her body. Until March 2006, she was also the host of VH1's Top 20 Countdown. She sometimes co-hosted with fellow Canadians Aamer Haleem and Bradford How. She narrated the behind the scenes program for Brokeback Mountain, which is featured on the DVD for it.
In the meantime, Perry is also the host of VH1 Radio Network's Weekly Rewind radio program, heard on top stations around the country and distributed by Westwood One. She had also done "content wrap" spots for The CW's "c-what's happening" commercial segments, but they have seemed to be discontinued after a number of weeks.
Perry appeared as a guest star in an episode of CSI: NY called "Heart of Glass". The episode was aired on February 14, 2007.
Perry used to be neighbors with Ed Begley, Jr. and Bill Nye, and has appeared on at least one episode of Ed Begley, Jr.'s show Living With Ed, which airs on Planet Green.
Perry is the host and a co-writer of the Playboy Channel's "The Stash"-a "Soup-esque" style format in which she comments on video clips and photos from adult media.
Perry appeared in Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs on the 100th Job special, as a possible "replacement" for Mike Rowe. The segment featured her and other female guest stars attempting to clean out septic tanks, with Perry's reaction the most extreme.
Was named #49 on the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of 2005 list.
In 2015 she form part of the cast to Megachurch Murder. Actually she have a web when she narrated almost 200 audio-books.- Writer
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James Motluk was born in Brockville Ontario. He is a Canadian filmmaker of Ukrainian and Scottish descent. He graduated with a degree in Philosophy and English from Trent university in Canada. After working briefly as an assistant director for the CBC TV show Seeing Things, he produced and directed an indie feature titled Nasty Burgers, named by EYE Weekly magazine as one of the best underground films of the year.- Born in Brockville, Ontario, to a Hungarian father and Canadian Mother, Josh was raised in a small lake town called Westport. He discovered his love of entertaining people at an early age and was quickly identified by his teachers and peers as natural in doing so.
His first exposure to acting came during school plays, in which he was often cast as the lead. At the age of 10, he attended a summer theatre camp, playing "Oin" in the stage play "The Hobbit".
Upon moving to Toronto, Josh quickly found work as an actor while training and developing his skills at an acting studio. - Actress
Jen Evans is an actress, producer and award-winning screenwriter. Born on October 26, 1987, in Brockville, Ontario, Canada, Evans began her entertainment career when she became a professional wrestler at age 16.
As a professional wrestler, Evans performed in 15 countries over the course of 11 years. Among other accomplishments, she was a 2x SHIMMER Tag Team Champion with her partner Nicole Matthews as the Canadian NINJAs, 2x and first-ever ACW American Joshi Champion, NHPW Global Shield Tournament Winner, and one of the first women to hold a world championship when she captured the ACW Heavyweight Title. In addition to performing, Evans is also an accomplished writer and producer in professional wrestling, most notably for SHIMMER Women Athletes.
Evans now works as an actress and comedy writer in New York City. Her original pilot script, "Funland", was named the World Series Champion in the 2017 World Series of Screenwriting.
