James McGowan (actor)
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James McGowan , also known as James McCowan, (born May 30, 1960, in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian actor. His most recent televised roles were on the Sci Fi Pictures original film, Savage Planet and Lies and Crimes on Lifetime Television. Mr. McGowan also portrays the tall, blonde "goon" in the Verizon Wireless commercial "The Deal." "I thought I told you to come alone."
[edit] Selected credits
- Lies and Crimes (2007) (TV) as Charlie Danzinger
- The Border (2007) (TV Pilot) as Mike Kessler
- Warriors of Terra (2006) as Peter Isaacs
- I Am An Apartment Building (2006) (TV) as David
- Killer Wave (2006) (TV Mini Series) as Hero reporter
- Savage Planet (2006) as John Stotzer
- 1-800-Missing: Anything for the Baby: Parts 1 and 2 (2005) (TV)
- The Perfect Man (2005) as Jean's Suitor
- Plague City: SARS in Toronto (2005) (TV) as Ed
- G-Spot (TV series): Bronzed Vagina (2005) (TV) as Producer #1
- Tilt (TV series): The Game (2005) (TV) as WSOP Tournament Host
- Headhunter (2004) (TV) as Father Eves
- The Right Way (2004) as Dad
- My Brother's Keeper (2004) (Film) as Scout
- The Prince and Me (2004) as Photographer
- Mayday (TV series) (2004) (TV) as Captain Ed Gannaway
- Sue Thomas: F. B. Eye: The Sniper (2003) (TV) as Gordon, the Sniper
- Perfect (2003) (Short Film) as Marsh
- DC 9/11: Time of Crisis (2003) (TV) as Michael Gerson
- Mutant X (TV series) Lest He Become (2003) (TV) as Dr. Richard Haines
- Silent Night (2002 film) as Captain Dietrich
- Scent of Murder/Scent of Danger (2002) (TV) as Gideon
- Touching Wild Horses (2002) (Film) as John Benton
- 10,000 Black Men Named George (2002) (TV) as Desmond
- Tracker: To Catch a Desserian (2002) (TV) as Bradford Kotan
- Screech Owls: Face Off (2001) (TV)
- On Their Knees (2001) as Bartender
- All Souls: Bad Blood (2001) (TV) as Biohazard
- La Femme Nikita: Let No Man Put Asunder (2001) (TV)
- Largo Winch: The Heir (2001) (TV)
- Live Through This (2000) (TV)
- The Best Bad Thing (1997) (TV) as First Cop
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