Murray Westgate人物介绍
Like most young men at the time with the outbreak of World War Two, Murray Westgate signed up to serve his country. He joined the Canadian navy and was posted to Halifax where he was trained as a wireless operator. On his discharge in 1945, he heard that a repertory company was being formed on the west coast and so he became a member of Vancouver`s first professional theatre company, Everyman Theatre, which had been formed in 1946 by Sydney Risk. A touring company resulted and Westgate and a group of young actors toured the West. He then joined the CBC in Vancouver and was cast in radio dramas for which the CBC Vancouver studios were famous. In 1949 he moved to Toronto where his voice was soon heard in many CBC network radio productions out of the Toronto studios, among them the long-running Sunday series which began as Stage 44, directed by Andrew Allan, and the Ford Television Theatre, produced by Allan Savage. Westgate won an ACTRA Award in 1979 for his work on the made-for-television movie, Tyler. He is probably best remembered by a certain age group for being the spokesman for Imperial Oil, appearing in commercials for 17 years, especially when they were a major sponsor of Hockey Night In Canada on the CBC. Westgate died at Toronto’s Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto.作品
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夺命凶灵2:新秩序
Heavenly Bodies
A Matter of Sex
Shock-Trauma
Honeyboy
霹雳游侠
祝我生日快乐
总统大绑架
F.D.R.: The Last Year
鱼鹰
The Courage of Kavik, the Wolf Dog
强人
Crossbar
Jig-Saw
婚变
Tell Me My Name
仪式
Tom Sawyer
智多星勇擒三大贼(港)
Salty


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