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Trevor Hayes has been acting since 1999 and has made some stage appearances in addition to his work in film and television. One such role was playing a character named Wib in the play Criminal Hearts at the Toronto Fringe Festival. He shot in China and Montreal over the course of seven months playing the title role in the mini-series, Dr Norman Bethune. He has recently worked with directors Paolo Barzman for The Phantom, Christian Duguay for The Beautiful Life, and Clark Johnson for Flashpoint. One of his career highlights includes sharing the silver screen with Heath Ledger and Charlotte Gainsbourg in Todd Haynes’ Bob Dylan biopic I’m Not There.
Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
The Root (2003)
Selfless, Cold and Composed (2004)
The Aviator (2004)
The Dark Hours (2005)
Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas (TV-2005)
One Dead Indian (TV-2006)
Still Life (2007)
I’m Not There (2007)
War Games: The Dead Code (VR-2008)
Who is KK Downey (2008)
40 is the New 20 (2009)
The Trotsky (2009)
The Wild Hunt (2009)
Lick (2010)
I Heart Doomsday (2010)
Die (2010)
Nazareth: Special Features (2010)
Funkytown (2011)
The Year Dolly Parton was My Mom (2011)
Stealing Paradise (TV-2011)
Sur le rythme (2011)
Fade In (2011, short)
Ratten (2012, short)
Jamestown (2012, short)
Crackmas (2012, short)
Penthouse North (2013)
Le regne de la beaute (aka An Eye for Beauty, 2014)
What We Have (2014)
Tell the World (2015)
The Other Half (2016)
We’re Still Together (2016)
The Flare (2016, short)
TV Series – Cast:
The Festival (2005)
Dr. Norman Bethune (2005, mini-series)
The Business (2006-2007)
CAT.8 (2013, mini-series)
Claddagh (2013)
Heroes Reborn (2015, mini-series)
TV Series – Guest appearances:
1-800-Missing (2004)
Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye (2004)
Mayday (2006)
The Dead Zone (2007)
The Beautiful Life (2009)
The Phantom (2009)
Flashpoint (2010)
18 to Life (2011)
The Listener (2013)
Played (2013)
The Lottery (2014)
Murdoch Mysteries (2014)
The Strain (2015)
The Girlfriend Experience (2016)
21 Thunder (2017)
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