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John Tench. Actor: The Colony. John Tench was born in Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A. and grew up in Canada, where he began working in Film and Theatre.
John Tench. Actor: The Colony. John Tench was born in Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A. and grew up in Canada, where he began working in Film and Theatre.
John Tench was born in Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A. and grew up in Canada, where he began working in theatre and film in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. John has been acting in Stage, Television and Film since the late seventies.
BIO | John Tench. He founded the influential theatre company Theatre Kathartic in 1980, performing and touring shows internationally. He moved to Vancouver B.C. and from there down to L.A. in the early nineties.
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John Tench. SAG/ACTRA/UBCP/CAEA HEIGHT: 6 feet EYES: BLUE HAIR: BROWN. REPRESENTATION BY: RICH CAPLAN DUEL CITIZEN: US/CANADA. FILM. Let's Rap | Lead | Landed Entertainments/Neil Huber Standoff | Lead | First Point Entertainment/Adam Alleca 88 | Lead | WANGO Films/April Mullen
Biography. John Tench is an American-Canadian stage and screen actor. Read More. Known For. The Colony. Shooter. Brokeback Mountain. Watchmen. Tooth Fairy. Christmas Inheritance. Standoff. BloodRayne 2: Deliverance. Acting. — The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh ( 1 episode) as Greg. — The Bounce as Casper. 2024. The Camp Host as Frank. 2024.
Apr 10, 2024 · Toronto Film School’s John Tench has enjoyed a very busy year on set, with a quintet of roles that will have him appearing – and sometimes dying – on both the big and small screens in the coming year.
actor, director. 54 years biography, photo, best movies and TV shows, instagram, news, birthday and age. «A Bluegrass Christmas», «Out of Touch», «The Bounce», «Bringer of Life», «The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh»...
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