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Phoenix Wilson is an Canadian Indigenous/ Anishaabe actor. He was born in Sudbury, Ontario but his home community is M'Chigeeng First Nation, located on Manitoulin Island, home to the Anishinabek of the Three Fires Confederacy: Odawa, Ojibway and the Pottawattomi Nations.
- 'I Forgot Practically All My Lines'
- Another Audition
- 'I'm Not Going to Get Too Caught Up in It'
Phoenix's first audition for Netflix didn't go so well. He auditioned for the series Godless when he was ten and was short-listed. He says he was terrified auditioning in front of the big wigs. "It was a disaster," said Phoenix. "I cried." They wouldn't let his mother, Marty, in the room with him. "I forgot practically all my lines," he said. The e...
A few years later, his agent found him the Longmirerole. Phoenix put together a taped audition, sent it in and got the part. He and his grandfather took the trip down to New Mexico for two weeks for taping. His mother couldn't go because of work. He says he loved the experience and the cast were very nice. "They were wonderful, they were lovely, ev...
Phoenix would like to keep on acting. His mother says he has his own professional Facebook page that she looks after. "When he is usually shortlisted for the role we get the long version or the complete script and if I read though it and I see a couple of things I don't like I have no issue saying we are not interested," she said. Phoenix says he's...
Phoenix Wilson is an actor of Anishinaabe descent, born in Sudbury, Ontario. He has appeared in movies, TV shows and a music video, and is known for roles in Wild Indian, Two Lovers and a Bear, and Letterkenny.
Dec 18, 2019 · Most of the time, Phoenix Wilson is a typical Grade 9 student walking the halls of St. Charles College. But his career as a film and television actor has also taken him to places such as...
Oct 19, 2023 · The film stars Phoenix Wilson, M'Chigeeng First Nation, and Wes Studi, Cherokee. “The roof is a symbol for what protects people inside the home,” Parker said in an interview with ICT Newscast with Aliyah Chavez .
Phoenix Wilson is a proud Anishinaabe actor and dancer. He started dancing ballet at age three, grass dancing at five, and acting at six. He can be seen onscreen in Longmire , Letterkenny, and the critically acclaimed movie Wild Indian.
Phoenix Wilson is an Anishinaabe actor and dancer and is very proud of who he is. Phoenix started dancing ballet at age three, grass dancing at age five, and acting at age six. He can be seen in such projects as Longmire, Letterkenny, and the critically acclaimed movie Wild Indian.
