Graham Bernard (Principal Colwood) was born in England just before war erupted. After losing his father at the age of five, he was raised by relatives and started his performing career as a chorister. He emigrated to Canada in 1960, winning a bet by eating his way through the entire menu aboard the Empress of Britain. Graham raised his family while ranching and farming in the foothills of the Rockies near Cremona, Alberta. Now in his second marriage, he and Joanne share their five children, four grandchildren and one sailboat Nearchus. Graham’s passions include eating, fishing, sailing, singing and performing.

Patrick Phillips (Officer Jerry Morgan) went to acting school when he turned fifty. As a result of corporate downsizing he found himself with a lot of time on his hands. He always wanted to write a screenplay so when Louie Lawless arrived from Hollywood in 1994 and started an acting program at Victoria Motion Picture School he signed up figuring that he could find out how they made movies which would help him with the screenplay. As it turned out his acting career blossomed and with in a month he had an agent and his first paid gig. During the passing years Patrick television appearances include, The X-Files, Millennium, Alienated and Terminal City. His feature movie credits are The Duke, G.O.D., Cold Vengeance, Stealing Sinatra, Whispers And Lies and most recently a major role In the soon to released The Diary. To date he has completed two screenplays and is working on a blockbuster third.

Tonya Lee Albers (Lori) was born and raised in Victoria B.C. Her love for acting took her to Vancouver where she trained for film and television at the Vancouver Film School. However, upon graduation Tonya had an opportunity to audition for theatre as the female lead, Daisy Buchanan, in the Great Gatsby and before she knew it she was performing on-stage for the first time and loved it. Among small film and television projects, numerous stage performances persisted and eventually brought Tonya to her home town where she has been performing for the last couple years. Her most recent performance was in Macbeth at the Belfry.

Tonya has had the great fortune to pursue her love for film and television acting while in Victoria. From commercial and industrial projects to independent features Tonya has been afforded the opportunity to grow and develop as an actor in a variety of challenges. Being a part of Louie Lawless’ film, The Diary, was a great experience which involved such a hardworking and supportive cast and crew that Tonya will be lucky when she finds another collaboration of people so dedicated and fun to work with. Most recently, Tonya has been cast in the two independent features Nighthawks and Jackhammer and looks forward to future film opportunities.