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The
Magic Man
Young Don McKellar (“Jack Ryder”)
knew exactly what he wanted to be when he grew up – a magician.
McKellar the Magnificent worked his magic at children’s parties
until an unfortunate incident with a rabbit and a “Hoop of Fire”
left this prestidigitator (and Billy the birthday boy) traumatized
and disillusioned. He threw his enchanted top hat into the acting/writing/directing
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The
Huckstress
Teress Morton (“Betty Styles”) trained
as a senior undergarment salesperson in an upscale downtown boutique.
This lingerie ingénue perfected her craft with smooth and flawless
deliveries of lines such as “That peek-a-boo nightie really
becomes you,” “What cellulite?” and “They’re
not real?! I never would have guessed!” She finds expressing
herself through voice-acting a welcome alternative to working with
unmentionables. |
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The
Castaway
Matthew Ferguson (“Bobby Lee”)
spent his formative years on an isolated island off the coast of Toronto.
He learned to live in the wild off a steady diet of mulberries and
Masterpiece Theatre before heading off to work on the mainland. The
subsistence skills and instincts he acquired have certainly helped
him to survive the unpredictable, sometimes treacherous world of Canadian
acting.
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