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15 Facts About Paul McGillion

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Paul McGillion was born on January 5,1969 and is a Scottish-Canadian actor, who has worked in television, film and theatre.

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Paul McGillion is best known for his role on the television series Stargate Atlantis as Dr Carson Beckett.

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Paul McGillion's family moved to Canada when he was two years old.

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Paul McGillion returned to Scotland with his family during his early teens, for a few years, while his father worked on the Shetland oil rigs.

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Paul McGillion has a degree in teaching and while studying at Brock University, was part of their national championship-winning wrestling team.

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Paul McGillion finally made the move to Vancouver, where he has worked extensively in film, TV and theatre.

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Paul McGillion taught scene study at the Vancouver Film School in 1998 and 1999.

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Paul McGillion played young Ernest Littlefield in Stargate SG-1's first season, in the episode "The Torment of Tantalus", the first Tau'ri to have passed through the Stargate after its burial.

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In 2004, Paul McGillion was cast in the science fiction series Stargate Atlantis as the Scottish medical doctor, Carson Beckett.

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Paul McGillion was initially cast as a recurring guest, but his character appeared so frequently in the show's first season, he was promoted to main character for seasons two and three.

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Paul McGillion has appeared in films, The Traveler with Val Kilmer, Confined with Emma Caulfield, and The Deal with Christian Slater.

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Paul McGillion expressed great interest in auditioning for the role of Montgomery Scott in the 2009 eleventh Star Trek film.

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Paul McGillion had the endorsement of Chris Doohan, the son of original Scotty actor James Doohan, to play the role of Scotty in the film.

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Paul McGillion appeared in season 7 on the TV series 24 as Dr Levinson, a doctor who tried to extract a dangerous pathogen from Jack Bauer's bloodstream.

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Paul McGillion appeared as the husband of a dying patient, in a season 3 episode of The Good Doctor.