Official Biography

BRUCE GREENWOOD (Connor Fahey) earned rave reviews for his portrayal of John F. Kennedy in the Cuban missile crisis drama "Thirteen Days." His more recent film credits include "Capote," "I, Robot," "Being Julia," and "Racing Stripes."

 Turner, whose credits include "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo" and "Sorority Boys," is shooting the indie satire "The TV Set." She also stars in the upcoming Lindsay Lohan starrer "Just My Luck."

Until "Thirteen Days," Greenwood was best known as the husband-victim-villain in "Double Jeopardy" with Tommy Lee Jones and Ashley Judd. But his greates acclaim had come from his work in independent film: as the grieving father in Atom Egoyan's searing "The Sweet Hereafter," for which he received a Canadian Oscar nomination as Best Actor, and for his star turn in Egoyan's earlier "Exotica."

In demand by studios and independent filmmakers, he continues to work for both. In the past few years he has appeared in the features "Below," "The Republic of Love," "Ararat" (his third film with Egoyan), "Swept Away," "The Core," and "Hollywood Homicide."

Greenwood's big break came in the mid-80s when, as Dr. Seth Griffin in the acclaimed television series "St Elsewhere" he established himself as a leading man. During the next ten years he worked constantly, starring in television movies and series including the short-lived, deeply revered "Nowhere Man" (1995-96).