Visit our Community Guidelines for more information and details on how to adjust your email settings. In a strange way, I am kind of thinking I’ve done a lot of things that add up to what, I’m not sure. We are no longer supporting IE (Internet Explorer) as we strive to provide site experiences for browsers that support new web standards and security practices. When I’ve thought of doing something I’ve been able to do it here. Actor Paul Gross. I can't really put my finger on what it did, but it did change me. What should our film industry be doing to keep talent from defecting? news »all the latest on Paul. I was interested in the semi-blind nature with which wars like this are conducted. There were so many outtakes, probably, where the gun went flying!”.

Speaking of stalwarts: you’ve been married to fellow actor Martha Burns for 27 years, which is hardly the norm in showbiz.

Jan 3, 2016 - Paul Gross was in New York City when he was told he was to be appointed to the Order of Canada. In 2003 he created another iconic Canuck role, playing wonderfully unhinged theatre director Geoffrey Tennant in the critically acclaimed series Slings and Arrows. He performed in stage plays such as Canterbury Tales and Faustus. It’s an odd feeling to think you’ve been around for so long.”.

The film itself was shot in Winnipeg and Jordan, but some of that initial footage will be interspersed into the narrative of the film, giving it a “hyper real” feel, Gross says. Yes, because soldiers laugh a lot. We ask you to keep your comments relevant and respectful. based on interviews he did with Canadians soldiers in Afghanistan when he visited the war zone four years ago. But, not unlike during that New York call, Gross has other things on his mind.
A lot seemed to be about beer-Route Molson Ice, Route Sleeman. When death is proximate, you need a giggle. There was law. Photo submitted.

That possibly leads you to imagine that acting makes sense because you've developed a flair for becoming somebody else. While Gross hasn’t completely given up on La La Land, he admits it’s not a place he is comfortable in. There’s influence of the Internet and the profits start to dwindle and networks see the end of the road.

Paul Gross was in New York City when he was told he was to be appointed to the Order of Canada. We need projects for our great talents. I’ve been lucky enough to stay in a place that I know to be my home and be able to work here.

Yes, Gross said, he would be quite willing.

It was a lot easier on the hindquarters going by horseback every day than pounding bumpy roads on an SUV.