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Callum Keith Rennie (born 14 September 1960) is a British-born Canadian actor who started his career in Canadian film and television projects, where his portrayal of Stanley Raymond Kowalski on the television series ''
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'' was his first international success. After years acting in over 125 Canadian and international projects, he became widely known for his portrayal of
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on ''
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'', and following that, his role as record producer Lew Ashby on the
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''. Frequently cast as a
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in movies (and more often in numerous guest appearances on American television series), Rennie's regular participation in Canadian productions gives him an opportunity to show a broader range of his acting abilities, which have been recognized by several awards.


Personal life

Rennie was born in
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, to Scottish parents. When he was four years old, the family emigrated to Canada. Rennie was brought up in middle-class
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,
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, as the second of three boys. He graduated from Strathcona High School, where he met and befriended
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. He dropped out of college and took up all sorts of odd jobs, leaving Edmonton for brief stays in
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and
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before eventually settling in Vancouver. After a serious bout with alcoholism in his youth, Rennie managed to get his addiction under control at age 33 and was finally able to commit to acting. He likes painting and admires
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artists such as
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(the Champion spark-plug logo tattoo on his right arm is an homage to Stuart Davis). An enthusiastic mountain climber in his youth, Rennie still practices various sports. He loves a game of hockey but is, above all, an avid golfer. He resides alternately in Vancouver and Los Angeles. He is unmarried and has no children.


Career


Early work

Working at the campus radio of
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led Rennie to discover acting at age 25. He started his career on stage, performing at the A.B.O.P. Theatre in Edmonton in '' Amerika'', a play adapted from
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's novel and followed with the critically acclaimed ''
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'' during the
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. After attending Bruhanski Theatre Studio in Vancouver, he had his first professional theatrical performance in 1989 in Sally Clark's ''Lost Souls and Missing Persons'', a
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production. This earned him an invitation to work at the
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where he appeared in ''
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'' and in Pinero's ''
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'' (1990).


1993–2001

Rennie's first appearance on screen was in the
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Canadian film ''Purple Toast'', filmed in 1990 and released in 1993. Also in 1993, he began to take small roles in television ('' Highlander'', ''
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'', and the revamped version of '' The Outer Limits''). Rennie's profile within the Canadian industry was heightened during this period by leading roles in the television films ''Paris or Somewhere'' (1994) and ''
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'' (1996). Due to several disagreements during the production of the latter film, Rennie vowed never to work for the CBC again, though he has remained a staunch supporter of the Canadian industry as a whole. After his first appearance on ''
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'', he was offered the role of
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but turned it down because he did not want to commit to a television series at that time. His career gained momentum quickly and larger roles in Canadian films followed (the independent short film '' Frank's Cock'' by
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, and
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's '' Double Happiness'' as
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's love interest, for which he was nominated for a
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as best supporting actor). He also had more important roles on television series, as in a two-parter for '' La Femme Nikita''. His most prominent early roles were as guitar player Billy Tallent in Bruce McDonald's '' Hard Core Logo'' (1996) and as detective Stanley Raymond Kowalski in the third and fourth seasons of CTV series ''
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'', which aired in over 150 countries. The Canadian band
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is named after his ''Hard Core Logo'' character. As for his part in ''Due South'', it has been said that his "disaffected intensity and hungover good looks" added an edge to the series. Rennie was then seen in the recurrent roles of the convenience store guru Newbie on
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's cult television series ''
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'' and of detective Bobby Marlowe on the award-winning series ''
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''. His interpretation of sex marathoner Craig Zwiller in Don McKellar's '' Last Night'' earned him his first
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(1999). After a role in David Cronenberg's '' eXistenZ'' (1999), his first international success on the big screen was his appearance as the thug Dodd in
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's '' Memento'' (2000). The same year, he impersonated a chilling yet seductive drifter in ''
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''.


2002–present

With the father characters of '' Falling Angels'' (2003) and ''
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'' (2002), Rennie expanded to playing more mature roles, rather than young, self-destructive rebels. He also impersonated self-controlled Inspector Wood in the period drama '' Torso: The Evelyn Dick Story'' (2002) and appeared as the quiet dyslexic painter of ''
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'' (2004). He has played guest roles in episodes of various Canadian or US television series like '' Mutant X'', '' The Dead Zone'', ''
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'', ''
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'', ''
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'', '' Bionic Woman'' and more recently ''
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''. During the same time, he has interpreted contrasting characters in movies such as ''
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'', '' H2O: the Last Prime Minister'', ''
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'', '' Blade: Trinity'' (2004), ''
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'' (2005), ''
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'' (2006), '' The Invisible'', '' Tin Man'', ''
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'', ''
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'' (2007), and '' The X-Files: I Want to Believe'' (2008). His recurring role as the Cylon
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in the reimagined ''
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'' (2003–09) and his portrayal of the record producer Lew Ashby throughout the second season of ''
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'' (2008) have earned him a new wide and international recognition. In 2009–10, Rennie played a character named Jeff Slingerland aka Dr. Maurice Raynaud on the
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series ''
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''. Before the series was cancelled,
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, who had previously directed him in ''Blade'' and ''The Invisible'', mentioned he would be back and was slated to appear in the second season. He also appeared as Russian mobster Vladimir Laitanan in the eighth season of '' 24''. In Fall 2010, he played the lead role of Detective Brian Sullivan on ''
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'', a series about a detective who suffers from multiple personality disorder. It aired in Canada on
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, followed by airings in other countries, though not the United States. Rennie received critical acclaim for his performance, and in 2011 won the Gemini and Leo awards for the role. Shattered was not renewed for a second season. His 2010 appearances on the big screen included the Canadian film ''
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'', a Western comedy starring
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, as a bounty hunter on the trail of Gross' Montana Kid. He also reprised his role as Billy Tallent for a short appearance in ''
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''. ''Trigger'' is part of several films set in the same universe as '' Hard Core Logo'', directed again by Bruce McDonald; this one, starring
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and
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, written by
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, is about the reunion of two women who used to be in an alternative rock band together. Rennie also served as one of Trigger's executive producers. Another film, '' Faith, Fraud & Minimum Wage'', based on Canadian playwright Josh MacDonald's play ''Halo'', has been completed and is waiting for release. Rennie made a number of television appearances in 2011, including a supporting role on '' The Killing'' as Rick Felder, Detective Sarah Linden's fiancé. He also guest starred on ''
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'', ''
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'' and ''
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''. Rennie was also cast as a series regular on the
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series '' The Firm''. He plays Ray McDeere, the brother of the principal character,
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, played by
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. It began airing as a midseason replacement for the 2011–12 season. In 2015, Rennie was cast as a main character for the second season of Amazon's ''The Man in the High Castle.'' He will join the cast in the role of Gary Connell, leader of the West Coast Resistance movement.


Filmography


Film


Television


Awards and nominations


References


External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Rennie, Callum Keith 1960 births Living people Male actors from Edmonton Canadian male film actors Canadian people of Scottish descent Canadian male television actors English emigrants to Canada Best Actor in a Drama Series Canadian Screen Award winners Best Supporting Actor Genie and Canadian Screen Award winners Naturalized citizens of Canada