Goran Stolevski
Goran Stolevski was born and grew up in North Macedonia before migrating to Australia as a teenager. He completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts at the University of Melbourne and a Masters in Film and Television at the Victorian College of the Arts. He won the Ruben Mamoulian Best Director Award at the 2016 Sydney Film Festival with You Deserve Everything, before attending the Berlinale Talent Campus and MIFF Accelerator as well as receiving the $50,000 Lexus Fellowship for his short film My Boy Oleg. His 25 shorts have screened at more than hundred festivals across six continents, including the Clermont-Ferrand, Melbourne, Raindance, Adelaide, London Shorts. He is an alumnus of Screen Australia's Talent Escalator initiative. He is director of three episodes of the next season of a popular Australian adventure series Nowhere Boys. He has written nine feature scripts and his tenth, You'll Love Me, has received a development grant from Screen Australia.
Goran Visnjic
Goran Visnjic is a Croatian American actor and producer, born in Sibenik, Croatia. He is married to Eva Visnjic (formerly Ivana Vrdoljak) with whom has three children. From an early age Visnjic started appearing in various theater plays. At the age of 16, he had his screen debut in the film Braca po materi (1988). In 1990, when the dissolution of Yugoslavia began, Visnjic was serving a one-year military obligation in the Yugoslavian Army (JNA). He left the JNA and returned to Sibenik, where he joined the Croatian Army in the defense of his hometown. After leaving the army, he moved to Zagreb and enrolled at the Academy of Dramatic Art. In his second year of studies at the academy, Visnjic was chosen for the title role in Shakespeare's Hamlet, which made him the youngest actor to play that role. Prior to joining ER (1994) in 1999, Visnjic played several minor roles in the films like The Peacemaker (1997), Welcome to Sarajevo (1997) and Practical Magic (1998). In 1998, he appeared in Madonna's music video for the song "The Power of Goodbye", which opened the doors of Hollywood for him.
Gorby
Gorby is an actor, known for The Kung Fu Mummy (2005).
Gord Apolloni
Gord Apolloni is known for A Fighting Man (2014).
Gord Boyd
Gord Gillies
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Gord James
Gord James is known for House of Cards (2013), Keep Your Head Up, Kid: The Don Cherry Story (2010) and A Christmas Love Story (2019).
Gord Middleton
Gord Middleton is an actor, known for Come to Daddy (2019).
Gord Pankhurst
Gord Pankhurst is an actor, known for Cashing In (2009), The Corruption of Divine Providence (2020) and Double Date (2017).
Gord Rand
Gord Rand grew up with two older brothers on a peach farm in Niagara on the Lake. His parents were both scientists. He owned a 300 pound pet pig named Percy who regularly escaped his pen to torment the neighbourhood dogs. He studied at the University of Toronto under Ken Gass, Dean Gilmour, Marc Christmann, and Herbert Olshok. After performing a guerrilla theatre production of Michael Hollingsworth's play Strawberry Fields - in an actual field, at dawn, lit by car headlights - he scored a gig at the acclaimed Shaw Festival Theatre where he worked for seven seasons, graduating from spear-carrier to lead. Notable roles included: Christy Mahon in The Playboy of the Western World and Dick Dudgeon in The Devil's Disciple. When he left the Shaw in 1999 he took an overnight bus to Manhattan and won a role in the American Premiere of Tom Stoppard's The Invention of Love, working with Stoppard, Carey Perloff and James Cromwell in San Francisco. He also toured to Edinburgh, New York and Kigali, playing the lead role in Volcano Theatre's production of Michael Redhill's play Goodness. He made an award-winning documentary of the experience called Goodness in Rwanda. He won a Dora award in 2006 for his portrayal of Uri, a naked Ukranian plutonium dealer in Michael Healey's The Innocent Eye Test. Other notable theatre roles included the title role in Hamlet for World Stage and the title role in Oedipus Rex at the Stratford Festival. He has authored several plays, all of which are dark comedies: Orgy in the Lighthouse, Pond Life, The Trial of Thumbelina, and The Trouble with Mr Adams - the last one directed by Obie award winner Lisa Peterson at The Tarragon Theatre. His plays tend to wildly divide audiences and critics. "Better angry than bored..." is a quote attributed to him. In 2017 he made Pond Life into a feature film. Though Gord works around the continent, he is based in Toronto, where he lives with his wife Jeanie Calleja and his two sons.