JENNIFER DALE
b. January 16, 1956 in Toronto, Ontario.
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Jennifer Dale and Winston Rekert in a still from the movie, Suzanne. Equally at home on the stage, Dale is a graduate of the National Theatre School in Montreal and began her stage career spending two years on the stages of the Stratford Festival and the National Arts Centre. She captivated audiences in Toronto in the 2006 production of The Woman I Am, A Celebration of Dorothy Livesay and her Poetry. Dale portrayed Canadian poet, Dorothy Livesay and her performance brought the audience to its feet. Dale also costarred in Aladdin – The Magical Family Musical, which is usually remembered for the casting of Canadian pro-wrestler Bret "Hitman" Hart in the role of the Genie of the Lamp. A multiple Genie and Gemini award nominee, Dale is a recipient of Toronto Women In Film's Outstanding Achievement Award, and the Earle Grey Lifetime Achievement Award from the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.
Also see Cynthia Dale
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Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
Stone Cold Dead (1979)
Suzanne (1979)
Ticket to Heaven (1981)
Your Ticket is No Longer Valid (1981)
Of Unknown Origin (1983)
Love & Larceny (TV-1985)
Separate Vacations (1986)
First Offender (TV-1987)
Carly's Web (TV-1987)
Hoover vs The Kennedys: The Second Civil War (TV-1987)
Something About Love (1988)
Martha,Ruth and Edie (1988)
Lonely Knights (TV-1988)
Dick Francis: Blood Sport (TV-1989)
Grand Larceny (TV-1991)
The Adjuster (1991)
Cadillac Girls (1993)
Whale Music (1994)
Broken Lullaby (TV-1994)
Papertrail (1997)
Dream House (TV-1998)
Revenge of the Land (TV-1999)
The Life Before This (1999)
Love Come Down (2000)
Live Through This (TV-2000)
Matchbook Morning (2005)
Code Breakers (TV-2005)
Aladdin: The Magical Family Musical (TV-2006)
Killer's Freedom (2008)
One Night (2010)
GravyTrain (2010)
TV Series - Cast:
Vanderberg (1983)
In Opposition (1989-1990)
X-Men (voice, 1992)
Side Effects (1994-1996)
John Woo's Once A Thief (1997-1998)
The Silver Surfer (voice, 1998)
Power Play (1998-2000)
Live Through This (2000)
Guilty Hearts (mini-series, 2002)
Rumours (2006-2007)
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