( Usually I play the bad guy in US series and the good guy in Canadian movies or on Canadian TV )

( A film like Flower & Garnet can be as emotionally wrenching for the actors while filming as it is for audiences as they watch the story unfold. Your emotions definitely get pushed and pulled. At certain times your own personal experiences resurface. I pretended I could just wash it all away at the end of each day but often it was just pretending. Things lingered. )

One year ago, in August 2008 (August 9th - 10th) Callum Keith Rennie, Luciana Carro and Rick Worthy attended the Galactica 4 convention near London.
I collected some transcripts, pictures, and videos, courtesy of 3xcusemyfrench, seiyaharris, the4ts and jhava.


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( Taking a break in his trailer parked outside the Legion, Rennie considers his role as Halo’s dramatic anchor. He sees Donald as a man with a tragic past and an uncertain future, with one daughter he can’t relate to and another who can’t relate to him as she wastes away in the hospital. 'Donald’s complex, because he’s holding on to hope, even in the face of science and facts,' says Rennie, taking a sip from a much-needed latte, in one of the Krowne coffee cups made just for the film. )

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( Callum Keith Rennie has had a career of interesting roles, but one that stands out is a sort of modified flying monkey in 'Tin Man'.

'Yeah, I'm a leather-clad flying monkey', he says with a chuckle. 'It was fun, sinister and creepy.' )

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( I flew up to Montreal to spend some time with Hugh and we bounced some ideas around. Bruce was there as well. )