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CAST & CREW
Kenneth
Welsh (Andy)
 Kenneth
Welsh, recipient of the 1998 Earl Grey Award for Lifetime Achievement,
has an outstanding list of credits in feature film, on television
and on stage. He has been nominated for or won a total of seven Genie
or Gemini awards and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters
by the University of Alberta.
Welsh’s many film credits include Legends Of The Fall, The Freshman,The
Day After Tomorrow, Love Come Down, The Wrong Guy, The Amateurs, Hiroshima,
Timecop, Whale Music, and Margaret’s Museum, for which he won
a Genie Award for Best Supporting Actor.
On television, Welsh has appeared in Ice Bound, Eloise, The Pentagon
Papers, The Man Who Saved Christmas, The Outer Limits, Thatcher, Due
South, Kissinger and Nixon, Lonesome Dove, Twin Peaks and dozens of
other television movies or series.
Welsh’s stage career encompasses everything from Shakespeare
to the modern classics. He has been on stages on and off Broadway,
in numerous American cities, and at the Stratford Festival.
Hrothgar
Mathews (Robin)
 Mathews’
extensive list of credits include the feature films Death’s
Dream (winner of five LEO Awards, including Best Performance), The
Core, Ready or Not, Scorn, Reindeer Games, Detox, and Drive, She Said.
Mathews had major roles in television movies or mini-series including
Chinese Checkers, Third World, 36 Hours to Die, L.A. Law, Millennium
Plague, and Nuremberg. He won a 1999 Gemini as Best Supporting Actor
for his role in Hard Time: David Milgaard. Among Mathews’ episodic
television credits are supporting and guest star roles in Dead Zone,
Cold Squad VI, DaVinci’s Inquest, Stargate, Dead Man’s
Gun, Jake and the Kid, and Sliders.
Mathews can also claim extensive stage credits with The Arts Club,
Alumnae Theatre, Geordie, Le Stage and Concordia University.
Jackson
Davies (Stewart)
 Davies
started acting in 1968 and has appeared in more than 160 stage shows
in most of the major theatres in Canada. In July 2002, Davies was
back in uniform as Constable, Constable in The “New” Beachcombers,
a Movie of the Week, which he co-produced for the CBC. The response
was so good that CBC has asked him to develop a second Beachcombers
movie.
Davies has appeared in more than 300 TV shows, including Wiseguy,
21 Jump Street, Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventures, Hit the
Spot, Vonnegut Theatre, and The X Files. He had continuing roles in
MacGyver and Street Justice. He has also been in 30 made for television
movies and feature films including I Still Dream of Jeannie, Christmas
Pageant, Hitchhiker, Runaway, Stakeout, Bird on a Wire, Bingo, The
Exxon Valdez Story, Catch Me If You Can, and the critically skewered
Tom Green movie Freddy Got Fingered.
His 16-year run as Constable John Constable in CBC’s longest
running TV series, The Beachcombers won him the TV Week Viewers’
Choice Award for Best Actor in 1986, 1987, 1988, and 1989. Davies
is one of only two Canadians to be made Honorary Sergeants in the
RCMP. In 1995, Davies was inducted into the B.C. Entertainment Hall
Of Fame and Starwalk.
Lochlyn
Munro (Randall)
 Munro
is a seasoned performer who has had lead roles in dozens of feature
films, television movies and TV series. His feature credits include
box office hits: , Freddy vs. Jason, A Guy Thing, Scary Movie, Night
At The Roxbury, Dead Man On Campus, Pressure, Rock My World, Take
My Life Please, and The Keeper.
Munro has appeared in the television movies Lucky 7, The Dead Zone,
I Know What You Did Last Summer, Stand Against Fear, Who Killed My
Daughter and Stranger in the Mirror. He has been a guest star on the
series Dead Zone, The Outer Limits and JAG and had recurring roles
on Charmed and Flying Colours.
FILMMAKERS
BIOGRAPHIES
Robert
Frederick (Producer)
With 108 episodes of Paramount Pictures’ highly successful action-adventure
series MacGyver, and 90 episodes of Canada’s longest running
television program The Beachcombers among his many producing credits,
Mr. Frederick is one of British Columbia’s most experienced
and respected film and television producers.
A graduate of the University of British Columbia, Mr. Frederick went
on to New York University for his Master of Fine Arts before joining
the CBC in 1979. During his association with the CBC he produced,
directed, and executive produced several dramatic and documentary
series, including an action adventure series Ritter’s Cove,
which was an international co-production with Beta Taurus of Germany.
Since 1985 Mr. Frederick has continued to produce films and TV series
for a number of U.S. studios and networks, including Paramount Pictures,
Sony, CBS, NBC and ABC television. During his five year association
with Paramount Pictures (Macgyver), Mr. Frederick served as a production
executive and a producer. In addition, Mr. Frederick also raised the
entire financing to produce the independent feature film, The First
Season. This critically acclaimed film was distributed internationally
and exhibited by Cineplex Odeon in Canada.
In 1994, Mr. Frederick founded MVP Entertainment Inc. Through MVP,
Mr. Frederick was the production executive on the TNT cable movie
entitled Broken Trust (Tom Selleck, Elizabeth McGovern, Marsha Mason).
Next, Mr. Frederick co-produced with Davis Films of France and Toei
Video of Japan, the feature film Crying Freeman, directed by Christoph
Gans (Brotherhood of the Wolf).
In the fall of 1995 Mr. Frederick was the executive producer on Lifeline,
a feature, developed and financed by MVP. Lifeline was produced in
association with USA Networks, Canal + and Bavaria. Lifeline was an
official treaty co-production between France and Canada and was shot
in the south of France starring academy award nominated actress Lorraine
Bracco (Goodfellas/ The Sopranos), along with Lisa Jakub (Mrs. Doubtfire)
and Jean Marc Barr (The Big Blue). In the summer of 1996 Mr. Frederick
produced Dad’s Week Off, a project co-produced with Paramount
for Showtime Networks. In 1997-2000 Mr. Frederick and MVP produced
the pilot for Dead Man’s Gun in association with Showtime and
Disney. From 1999-2000 Mr. Frederick was an executive consultant on
the series. In 2000 Mr. Frederick incorporated MVP Entertainment Inc.
and vended in MVP Movie Vista Productions. From 2000-2003 Mr. Frederick
devoted his time to restructuring and capitalizing the company. In
August of 2003 Mr. Frederick completed the independent feature The
Wild Guys, which he produced and is releasing through Cineplex Odeon
in the fall of 2003.
Mr. Frederick is based in Vancouver and has obtained the film rights
to many exceptional properties, including Generation X, Ranger and
Strange But True, which are in pre-production. Currently Mr. Frederick
devotes his time to raising venture capital, producing film and television
product, and positioning the Company as a vertically integrated entertainment
company that develops, produces and distributes quality film and television
product.
Jackson
Davies (Co-writer)
Davies both co-wrote and acted in the feature film The Wild Guys.
He also co-produced The “New” Beachcobmers, a Movie of
the Week for the CBC. Davies produced and wrote Welcome Back, the
Beachcombers 30th anniversary documentary that aired on the CBC. He
is producing, writing and acting in The Foursome, a feature film comedy
about golf that is scheduled to shoot in October.
Davies has appeared in, written, produced, and directed more than
200 television commercials and industrial films in Canada and the
U.S., winning numerous national and international awards.
Rex
Bromfield (Co-writer)
Bromfield has writing and directing credits in both television and
feature film. He wrote and directed the comedy Home Is Where the Hart
Is, and Love at First Sight and was a contributing writer/director
to various episodes of the CBC television sitcom Nellie, Daniel, Emma
and Ben.
Bromfield has also written numerous documentaries and multimedia presentations.
William F. Gereghty (Director)
William F. Gereghty is an accomplished director and cinematographer
with extensive experience in both television and film. Originally
from Los Angeles, he is the third generation in a family of filmmakers,
and, and, since his film debut as an extra at six months old, he has
been deeply involved in the film industry.
William F. Gereghty is an accomplished director and cinematographer
with extensive experience in both T.V. and Film. Originally from L.A.,
he is the third generation in a family of filmmakers, and, since his
film debut as an extra at 6 months old, he has been deeply involved
with the film industry. Although “The Wild Guys” is his
directorial feature film debut, Bill has won accolades for excellence
in Directing, including a Western Heritage Award for Best Director/
1 Hr TV Drama for his work in “Dead Man’s Gun”,
and numerous other nominations. In addition to his impressive directorial
career, Bill has also worked extensively as a Cinematographer, and
his credits include 4 seasons with the popular T.V. series “Magnum
P.I.”. A dual Canadian and American citizen, he enjoys filming
on both sides of the border, and has also been involved with projects
in France.
William
Gereghty Filmography
1.Wild Guys, The (2003) Feature
2.“Smallville” (2001) TV Series (episode “Visage”)
... aka “Smallville: Superman the Early Years” (2001)
(UK: promotional title)
3.“SK8” (2001) TV Series (as Bill Gereghty)
4.“Just Deal” (2000) TV Series
5.“Crow: Stairway to Heaven, The” (1998) TV Series (episode
“Closing Time”)
6.“Net, The” (1998) TV Series
7.“Dead Man’s Gun” (1997) TV Series
8.“Earth: Final Conflict” (1997) TV Series (episode
2.10 “Between Heaven & Hell”) (episode 2.11 “Gauntlet,
The”) (episode 2.12 “One Man’s Castle”)
“Stargate SG-1” (1997) TV Series (episodes “Broca
Divide, The”, “Enigma”, “Thor’s Chariot”,
“Family”, “Rules of Engagement”, Past and
Present)
9.“Sentinel, The” (1996) TV Series
10.“Viper” (1996) TV Series
11.“Legend” (1995) TV Series
12.“Robocop” (1994) TV Series ... aka “RoboCop:
The Series” (1994)
13.“The Coltons” (1991) 2 hour Pilot
14.“MacGyver” (1985) TV Series (19 episodes 1989-1992)
Second
Unit Director
1.Pacte
des loups, Le (2001) (second unit director) ... aka Brotherhood
of the Wolf (2002) (USA)
2.Crying Freeman (1995) (second unit director)
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