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Winner "Canada's Hottest Star" 2002 Geminis

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Gordon Michael Woolvett

  • In the early 1990s he was a host of YTVs Video & Arcade Top 10 (1991), which was a weekly half-hour commercial for Nintendo video game systems. In the summer of 1992 his future Andromeda (2000) co-star, Lexa Doig, was (briefly) also a host for the movie and music segments.
  • Began acting at age 12, attending the Theatre Aquarius.
  • Nicole de Boer of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) co-starred with him on Mission Genesis (1997). Laura Bertram also guest-starred as his girlfriend.
  • Known for playing one of television's most sarcastic but fast talking characters. King of the techno-babble - Seamus Harper in Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda (2000).
  • Was nominated for a Gemini award for his role of a cancer patient in the television movie Princes in Exile (1990).
  • Was a PJ (Program Jockey) on YTV (Youth Television) in Ontario for a few years in the station's formative years.
  • His brother, Jaimz Woolvett performed in episode The Gang of Three (1994) with him.
  • During the early through mid 90s, he was also known to Canadian children (and Sailor Moon watching adult slackers) as "P.J. Gord" on YTV, the Canadian equivalent of Nickelodeon. Canadian broadcasters are only allowed to devote about half as much time per hour to commercials during children's programming as American broadcasters are allowed, so, to fill the gaps between programmes during the daytime, YTV has hosts. Gord most often did the noon to 2:30 pm shift, though he sometimes filled in for other P.J.s.
  • After stint on YTV, he lost a bit of weight before moving on to more important roles in movies and TV.
  • Son Rogan born 31 July 2001. Daughter Veronica Michele Woolvett born on June 24, 2005.

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