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Nicholas is a critically-acclaimed and multi-award winning actor and director. Just recently, Nicholas was nominated for a Gemini Award for his performance in the CBC mini-series The Englishman�s Boy. Campbell has won multiple Gemini Awards for Best Performance by an Actor in a continuing leading dramatic role for his portrayal of Modern-Day Renaissance Man, Domenic DaVinci in Canada�s most popular series, Da Vinci�s Inquest. He was also voted Canada�s hands-down favorite male dramatic star in a TV Guide reader poll, and the only Canadian star to make the Top 5 dramatic actors list in a TV Times� readers� poll. His over 40 starring film and television credits include series leads on Diamonds and The Insiders and a recurring role on Street Legal. His television credits also include the role of Bobby Kennedy in Hoover vs. The Kennedys (Gemini Nomination for Best Actor in a Miniseries), Going Home (Nominated for BAFTA Award - Britain), and The Valour and the Horror. Other film and TV movie credits include a Gemini Award winning performance in Blue Murder for Global TV Turning Paige, Saint Jude, New Waterford Girls, Cinderella Man, Siblings,The Tommy Douglas Story, the Showtime MOW Happy Face with Ann Margaret, 20th Century Fox�s A Cool Dry Place, CBC�s Major Crime, for which he won a Gemini Award for Best Actor, The Sleep Room, directed by Anne Wheeler, Diana Kilmury: Teamster (Gemini nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama) and The Diary of Evelyn Lau, directed by Sturla Gunnarson. Campbell has also worked extensively with David Cronenberg, appearing in such films as Naked Lunch, The Dead Zone, Fast Company and The Brook.
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Entertainment Reporter, thestar.com Nicholas Campbell finds life after Da Vinci Crusty former TV antihero reunites with Maria Vacratsis in scathing relationship drama.... |
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Ben Kaplan, National Post � Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010
Da Vinci's Inquest star Nicholas Campbell is focused on the stage |