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Bruce Greenwood
Birth at
12 August 1956
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Bruce Stuart Greenwood was born in Canada on August 12, 1956, to a geologist and nurse. The future actor spent his childhood in Princeton, then his father Bruce was invited to Vancouver as head of the Department of Geology at the University of British Columbia. After graduation, Bruce enters the same university in the Department of Philosophy, and then studies at the Faculty of Economics. While still a student, Greenwood began playing at the Vancouver Theatre. He understood that this was his way
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Bruce Stuart Greenwood was born in Canada on August 12, 1956, to a geologist and nurse.
The future actor spent his childhood in Princeton, then his father Bruce was invited to Vancouver as head of the Department of Geology at the University of British Columbia. After graduation, Bruce enters the same university in the Department of Philosophy, and then studies at the Faculty of Economics. While still a student, Greenwood began playing at the Vancouver Theatre. He understood that this was his way of life.
He first appeared on the screen in the film Bear Island (1979), in which he got the episodic role of a technician. Then Greenwood is invited to roles in the television series “Saint Elsver”, “Hitchhiker”, “Man of Nowhere” and others Greenwood succeeds in this field: for the role of Caleb Stokes in the series “Road to Avonlee”, he becomes the owner of the Canadian television award “Jammy”.
Greenwood played a variety of roles in a variety of films: this is the science fiction film “I, Robot”, and the thriller “Double Miscalculation”, as well as dramatic roles in the films “White Captivity” and
"Gone With" with Madonna.
He appeared as Captain Pike in Star Trek. However, the most outstanding film work was the role of the US President in the drama.
"Thirteen days" .
Bruce Greenwood was always interested to try himself in new roles and genres: so, he took part in the filming of erotic drama.
Wild orchid He played the role of Jerome. And one of the last works of the actor is a youth comedy.
"Dinner with the jerks" .
