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In the mid- to late-1990s, the Canadian TV series "Due South" portrayed its main character, RCMP Constable Benton Fraser, as a quality cop morally upright and polite to a fault, but with the crime-solving smarts of Sherlock Holmes.

Paul Gross, who directed and acted in the war film Passchendaele, received the Pierre Berton Award Friday.

Canadian actor-director Paul Gross, shown in the First World War flick Psschendaele, will accept this year's Pierre Berton Award for popularizing Canadian history in Ottawa Friday.

Canada's top history prize, typically given to historians and other writers who popularize Canada's past, will garner some celebrity limelight this year when the 2009 Pierre Berton Award is handed to actor-director Paul Gross for his First World War film epic Passchendaele.

Bewitched by low ratings, Paul Gross's new TV show Eastwick has been cancelled. The program, which featured Gross as a mysterious tycoon who appears to manipulate a trio of beautiful women in a New England town, won't be on the air beyond its first 13 episodes, ABC said.

Sir Samuel Steele in the uniform of the South African Constabulary, with a plume in his Stetson, c.1902a '1907 Photograph by: University of Alberta Library Sir Sam Steele Collection, edmontonjournal.com The life of Sam Steele--Mountie, soldier, commander, and lover--is so grand, so improbable, so filled with action and adventure, courage and ...

Paul Gross as Darryl Van Horne in Eastwick. U.S. network ABC has announced it is cancelling Eastwick , the new TV show starring Canadian actor Paul Gross.

Barney's Version gets a 'stupid' Cronenberg cameo David Cronenberg, left, and Paul Giamatti on the set of Barney's Version.

Winners at the 22nd Annual Gemini Awards from Sunday: A A A Winners at the 22nd Annual Gemini Awards from Sunday: Best Ensemble Performance in a Comedy Program or Series Brent Butt, Tara Spencer-Nairn, Fred Ewanuick, Nancy Robertson, Gabrielle Miller, Lorne Cardinal, Eric Peterson and Janet Wright, Corner Gas Best Performance by an Actor in a ...

The television adaptation of the John Updike novel about three would-be New England witches is fluffy stuff.

REASON TO WATCH: Terrific Canadian actor Paul Gross, as Daryl Van Horne. Otherwise, caveat emptor.

IF YOU ever wondered what happened to Due South TV star Paul Gross then Passchendaele provides all the answers you could want.

Paul Gross really doesn't know "how it got all puffed up like that." His hair! He's talking about his hair!Which is what a lot of people were talking about when his new ABC show, The Witches of Eastwick, was sneak-previewed to critics recently.

Gayle MacDonald Last updated on Friday, Jul. 24, 2009 02:37PM EDT I n early June, while attending the Banff World Television Festival, actor Paul Gross sat down with a reporter to give his opinion on the current rush of Canadian TV producers, distributors and broadcasters vying to team up with American networks.

Canadian actor Paul Gross talks about playing one of the leads in ABC's upcoming hour-long show Eastwick.

Eastwick stars Rebecca Romijn as Roxie Torcoletti, Lindsay Price as Joanna Frankel, Jamie Ray Newman as Kat Gardener, Paul Gross as Darryl Van Horne, Sara Rue as Penny, Veronica Cartwright as Bun, Johann Urb as Will, Jon Bernthal as Raymond and Ashley Benson as Mia.

Every footstep creates a small dust storm. The scents of pine, sweat and gunpowder melt together in the 30 C heat and a bear can be seen wandering in the haze a few hundred metres to the south.

Paul Gross stars as notorious gunslinger, The Montana Kid in GUNLESS, now shooting in Osoyoos, British Columbia.

Polite, funny and gracious, Paul Gross epitomizes what it is to be Canadian. The actor, who is known for the blockbuster Passchendaele - which he wrote and directed - is currently kicking up dust in Osoyoos filming the western Gunless.

Residents ducked for cover as gunshots crackled in the air during a shootout on the set of \"Gunless\" which takes place in the tiny fictional town of Barclay\'s Brush.