James Gallanders

James Gallanders is a Canadian actor who trained in York University's Faculty of Fine Arts and began with guest spots on television series, his first being Due South in 1996. His feature debut came with Murder at 1600, and 1998 brought three films: the drama Babyface, Reluctant Angel and Bride of Chucky (1998), a horror sequel that paired him with Jennifer Tilly. He then took a small part in Agnieszka Holland's The Third Miracle (1999) and appeared in Prisoner of Love, and in 2002 he was Greg Sommers in the direct-to-video The Skulls II (2002). He also contributed voice work to Saw II. In 2007 he played Major Brent Beardsly in the award-winning Shake Hands with the Devil (2007), a war drama about the Rwandan genocide. On television, he had a recurring role as Detective Michael Croft on the CTV soap The City and later appeared in the Emmy-winning miniseries The Kennedys.