Lorne Cardinal was born on 6 January 1964 and is a Gemini Award-winning Canadian stage, television and film actor, and stage and TV director.
14 Facts About Lorne Cardinal
Lorne Cardinal is best known for portraying Sergeant Davis Quinton on the comedy series Corner Gas.
Lorne Cardinal's parents were survivors of the residential school system.
Lorne Cardinal played for the Edmonton Druids RFC and then the Strathcona Druids, and was the first Indigenous person to play for the latter team.
Lorne Cardinal has had a variety of roles in theatre, film and television.
Lorne Cardinal is noted for playing First Nations roles in many productions, including Tecumseh in Canada: A People's History, an aboriginal elder in Tkaronto, and Davis Quinton, a Cree man, on Corner Gas.
Lorne Cardinal appeared on many episodes of North of 60.
Lorne Cardinal can be heard as the voice of Jacob Morin on the APTN stop motion animated series Wapos Bay: The Series.
In 2011, Cardinal starred alongside Craig Lauzon in a production of Kenneth T Williams' play Thunderstick.
Lorne Cardinal completed a documentary film titled Chasing Lear with producer Monique Hurteau; it premiered on APTN.
Lorne Cardinal did double-duty, serving as assistant director and carrying the role of Duke of Albany.
Lorne Cardinal recently starred in the award-winning satirical short film 'No Reservations'.
Lorne Cardinal's brother Lewis, a business consultant and human rights activist in Edmonton, was a New Democratic Party candidate in the 2011 federal election.
Lorne Cardinal has eight other siblings who live in several areas of Canada.