From CBC:
- Q the Podcast 2010-08-26 Callum Keith Rennie (mp3)
Japan’s disappearing centarians; actor Callum Keith Rennie; Hollerado
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Q podcast: Callum Keith Rennie of Shattered
Shelaina Anderson and Hani Abaza say goodbye to SYTYCD Canada
From the Toronto Star:
- So You Think You Can Dance Canada: Shelaina and Hani’s exit interview
“Their time on So You Think You Can Dance Canada was short, you can’t say it wasn’t eventful. Shelaina Anderson, 19, a contemporary dancer from Edmonton, knew she was leaving before Tuesday’s show because of the foot injury she sustained in rehearsal. It was more of a shock for her partner, Hani Abaza, 26, of Ottawa, a modern contemporary dancer.” Read more.
Callum Keith Rennie’s Shattered cop not completely admirable
From Bill Harris of QMI Agency:
- Rennie ‘Shattered’ role complicated
“Then again, actor Callum Keith Rennie admits it’s an open question, even for him, as to whether his character Ben — a cop with dissociative identity disorder — is an admirable dude or not.” Read more.
New tonight: Rookie Blue on Global – “Big Nickel”
A CUNNING ESCAPED CONVICT CHALLENGES ANDY AND SWAREK AS THEY TRY TO UNTANGLE THEIR COMPLICATED PERSONAL LIFE, ON ABC’S “ROOKIE BLUE”
“Big Nickel” – Andy and Swarek try to put their tense personal relationship aside during a routine prison transport, but their frustrations explode when the inmate escapes and they’re forced to chase him down. Back at the station, Dov and Gail seek answers in the mystery of an amnesiac John Doe, and Chris and Traci help Detective Barber reconstruct the missing notes from a crucial court case, on “Rookie Blue,” THURSDAY, AUGUST 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
Guest starring in “Big Nickel” is Ian Tracey as Ray Albert Swann and Natalie Krill as Edie Larson.
“Big Nickel” was written by Morwyn Brebner and Adam Pettle and directed by Steve DiMarco.
Callum Keith Rennie ‘compelling and consistently interesting’ in Shattered
From Brad Oswald of the Winnipeg Free Press:
- Actor makes dysfunctional detective compelling
“Shattered is an attention-grabber for a couple of reasons — first, it’s well written and employs a cop-show concept that hasn’t been seen a thousand times before (unlike Global’s other unexpectedly popular summer-launched drama, Rookie Blue), and second, its star delivers a compelling and consistently interesting performance.” Read more.
