Lawrence Bayne
Lawrence Bayne ( born November 11, 1960 in Toronto, Ontario; sometimes Lawrence Bain ) is a Canadian actor and singer.
Life and achievements
Lawrence Bayne lives in Toronto. He has a brother named Howard. As a child Bayne lived with his mother on a cinema and was fascinated by the film A Hard Day 's Night of the Beatles. At age nine, he jumped as Marley's Ghost in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. For a time he attended the University of Toronto, where he played in Joe Orton's Loot piece, in Oscar Wilde's Salome and Shakespeare's Macbeth. From his very childhood he sang. He is the lead singer of the band CONTROL FREAKS.
Bayne has about one-eighth Native American ancestors of the tribe of Cree. Thus he got a role in the music video Learning To Fly, for which an Indian type was wanted by Storm Thorgerson. As an actor Bayne is often seen in television series and in supporting roles in films as a villain. His dubbed voice he also lends commercials. In a one-man and two music videos he directed.
His filmography includes, among other things, Black Robe - By the river of the Iroquois (1991 ) by director Bruce Beresford on the missionary work of the Canadian Native wherein Bayne represented an Indian, the action thriller Killing Moon (2000) with Daniel Baldwin about a virus on board an aircraft, which was introduced by Baynes character and the television drama Dirty Pictures (2000) with James Woods. In the third and fourth season of the drama series Nikita he tried to replace the position of Michael, played by Roy Dupuis, as Agent Davenport.
1999 married Bayne the set designer Melissa Olson, but divorced again.