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Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane
#cowboy junkies#sweet jane#the velvet underground#lou reed#cover#margo timmins#michael timmins#peter timmins#alan anton#john timmins#kim deschamps#country rock#folk blues#the trinity session#1988#Youtube
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Song Review: Cowboy Junkies - “What I Lost” (Live from the Latent Lounge)
It’s billed as the Cowboy Junkies, though it’s actually just half the band performing “What I Lost.”
Recorded in 2021, well before the release of the studio version of the song, this just-issued Latent Lounge performance features Margo Timmins on vocals and Michael Timmins on acoustic guitar.
Not quite formed and in desperate need of a rhythm section and amplification, it’s essentially a demo on video. In that context, it’s a worthwhile deep dive. But Sound Bites, who will be reviewing Such Ferocious Beauty in this space shortly, recommends the album track instead.
Grade card: Cowboy Junkies - “What I Lost” (Live from the Latent Lounge) - C
9/14/23
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Celebrating the Cowboy Junkies
Music has a way of burrowing into my psyche. I don’t know if everyone is wired this way or whether it’s my own peculiar emotional telemetry. I wanted to celebrate the Cowboy Junkies and to me that means celebrating their landmark album, The Trinity Sessions. Nearly 53 minutes of musical bliss was recorded in the Church of the Holy Trinity in Toronto using a single mic back in 1987. The result is…
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Margo & Michael Timmins from Cowboy Junkies
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MapleLeafs: Everyone looking quite fetching today!
#just amazing content#toronto maple leafs#mitch marner#morgan rielly#john tavares#justin holl#alexander kerfoot#michael bunting#conor timmins
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…why Toronto had open practice in Seattle is beyond me….but I went and photoed for fun. So now you get these.🤷🏻♀️🍁
#toronto maple leafs#maple leafs#mark giordano#mitch marner#auston matthews#ilya samsonov#conor timmins#michael bunting#matt murray#nhl#hockeyblr#hockey#🍁🍁🍁#🍁™️#toronto
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Forwards: Nick Bjugstad, Travis Boyd, Michael Carcone, Alex Chiasson, Adam Cracknell, Lawson Crouse, Laurent Dauphin, Jean-Sebastien Dea, Christian Fischer, Conor Geekie, Dylan Guenther, Barrett Hayton, Bokondji Imama, Jan Jeník, Zack Kassian, Miloš Kelemen, Clayton Keller, Liam Kirk, Andrew Ladd, Julian Lutz, Matias Maccelli, Jack McBain, Ben McCartney, Ryan McGregor, Liam O’Brien, Nick Ritchie, Nick Schmaltz, Nathan Smith, Colin Theisen, Reece Vitelli.
Defensemen: Josh Brown, Jakob Chychrun, Cam Crotty, Cam Dineen, Shayne Gostisbehere, Lukáš Klok, Ronald Knot, Vladislav Kolyachonok, Noah Laaouan, Jeremy Langlois, Dysin Mayo, J.J. Moser, Patrik Nemeth, Victor Söderström, Troy Stecher, Maksymilian Szuber, Conor Timmins.
Goaltenders: Christopher Gibson, Jon Gillies, Ivan Prosvetov, David Tendeck, Anson Thornton, Karel Vejmelka.
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Blue Jays / Maple Leafs Number Twins
Saw Kikuchi wearing #16 so I was curious who else shared numbers:
#2 - Orelvis Martinez / Luke Schenn
#3 - Otto Lopez / Justin Holl
#15 - Whit Merrifield / Alexander Kerfoot
#16 - Yusei Kikuchi / Mitch Marner
#24 - Nate Pearson / Wayne Simmonds
#25 - Daulton Varsho / Connor Timmins
#30 - Alejandro Kirk / Matt Murray
#34 - Kevin Gausman / Auston Matthews
#37 - Chad Green / Timothy Liljegren
#52 - Anthony Bass / Noel Acciari
#56 - Zach Pop / Erik Gustafsson
#58 - Tim Mayza / Michael Bunting
#90 - Adam Cimber - Ryan O'Reilly
(Honourable mention: #38 - Nathan Lukes / Rasmus Sandin)
#i guess this is what i'm doing with my free time#i feel like none of them match each other in vibes which is so wild#like I think the closest would be merrifield and kerf but even then ehh#jays#leafs
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Cowboy Junkies - Knives
#cowboy junkies#knives#margo timmins#michael timmins#peter timmins#alan anton#alt country#such ferocious beauty#2023#Youtube
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Album Review: Cowboy Junkies - Such Ferocious Beauty
Nestled somewhere between the laid-way-back atmosphere of their early work and the more-aggressive fare of recent releases, Such Ferocious Beauty finds Cowboy Junkies cautiously embracing what’s left of their future.
Thirty-seven years after their debut, and with the Timmins siblings processing the deaths of their parents, the Junkies are mired in existential doubt and dread as Margo Timmins sings of what life taketh away (“What I Lost”); the latent beauty in destruction (“Flood”); religious certainty (“Hell is Real”); and spiritual ambiguity (“Throw a Match”).
She didn’t write these words - that’s brother and guitarist Michael Timmins’ job - but she inhabits them, whether backed by the rumbling, 1990s alternative sound of “Hard to Build. Easy to Break” or enveloped by the soft playing and violin that soundtracks the mournful “Circe and Penelope.”
Bassist Alan Anton and drummer Peter Timmins, meanwhile, are in almost featured roles, taking their instruments out of their traditional elements while never intruding on Margo or Michael. This music can catch a wave even as the words serve as an unexpected undertow, making Such Ferocious Beauty an aptly named LP.
Grade card: Cowboy Junkies - Such Ferocious Beauty - B
9/19/23
#cowboy junkies#2023 albums#such ferocious beauty#margo timmins#michael timmins#peter timmins#alan anton
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you’ve likely already heard about the recent lawsuit filed by an anonymous girl against the chl, hockey canada, and eight men whose names have not been released; if not, you can read about it here. i’ve seen a list of the 2018 team canada roster floating around with a lot of people worried that some of the big names on it might have been involved in the incident. i’ve done some research and think i’ve narrowed down who might have been involved. rest under the cut.
the short version is that on april 20th, 2018, shortly after a hockey foundation canada gala, a woman was gang-raped by eight chl players, more than one of whom were on team canada at the time. after settling with the plaintiff out of court, neither the chl nor hockey canada have released the names of the players involved. based on the facts that have been made available, i’ve attempted to identify which athletes on the 2018 canadian team are most likely to have been defendants in the case. it seems to me that the national team players involved were alex formenton and robert thomas, then of the london knights, currently of the ottawa senators and stl blues respectively.
the language used in the lawsuit is the assailants, “including but not limited to members of the Canada U20 Men’s Junior Hockey Team,” were all teammates in the chl. what that means is that any athlete on team canada who was not in the chl is not implicated. those athletes are cale makar (then playing for the umass minutemen), colton point (colgate university), dante fabbro (boston university), and victor mete (montreal canadiens).
the lawsuit claims that all eight of the assailants were chl teammates. it also claims that memberS - plural - of the national team were implicated, meaning that any athlete who was the only representative of his chl team on team canada was not a participant in the assault. this suggests that carter hart (everett silvertips), jake bean (calgary hitmen), kale clague (brandon wheat kings), jonah gadjovich (owen sound attack), maxime comtois (victoriaville tigres), taylor raddysh (eerie otters), tyler steenbergen (swift current broncos), drake batherson (cape breton screaming eagles), michael mcleod (mississauga steelheads), brett howden (moose jaw warriors), sam steel (regina pats), and jordan kyrou (sarnia sting), each of whom were the only representative of their chl team on team canada that year, are also not implicated.
what that leaves us with is a set of athletes who fit the criteria for those that assaulted the anonymous girl: at least two men who played for the same chl team and were on team canada in 2018. they are connor timmins and boris katchouk, then of the sault ste. marie greyhounds, OR callan foote and dillon dubé of the kelowna rockets, OR alex formenton and robert thomas of the london knights.
that’s what we know for certain; the rest is conjecture. i would say that the team based in london, ontario is the most likely to have been present in london, ontario at the time the gang rape took place. i think the team canada defendants in the lawsuit whose names they refuse to release are alex formenton and robert thomas, both on the london knights roster at the time. they are also both currently in the nhl: alex formenton is on the sens, robert thomas is on the blues.
if you or any loved ones travel in the same circles as these guys or would be likely to encounter them, i wanted to share this with you. it’s my hope that the names of the athletes will be released by someone who actually knows for sure at some point, especially considering there are six other men out there who brutalized this girl, but in the meantime, i think having a shortlist of people who may be dangerous is valuable for anyone who is at risk as a potential victim.
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Leafs in the Playoffs! 10
i also realized i forgot to do this. mostly because i almost never look at tumblr anymore. (and every time i do could be my last!) but when i looked at my post history and saw that i've done nine of these, i thought, "well, how could i stop there?" after all, ten's such a nice round number.
without further ado, here's the list of every former or current toronto maple leaf under contract to an NHL playoff team in 2023-24:
Boston
James van Riemsdyk (2013 to 2018)
Carolina
Frederik Andersen (2016 to 2021)
Stefan Noesen (2021)
Colorado
{N/A}
Dallas
Mason Marchment (2020)
Edmonton
Connor Brown (2016 to 2019)
Jack Campbell (2020 to 2022) [in the minors]
Sam Carrick (2014 to 2016)
Cody Ceci (2019 to 2020)
Seth Griffith (2016) [in the minors]
Zach Hyman (2016 to 2021)
Greg McKegg (2014 to 2015) [in the minors]
Calvin Pickard (2017)
Florida
{N/A}
Los Angeles
Trevor Moore (2018 to 2020)
David Rittich (2021)
Nashville
Tyson Barrie (2019 to 2020)
Kevin Gravel (2019) [in the minors]
Ryan O'Reilly (2023)
Luke Schenn (2008 to 2012; 2023)
NY Islanders
Pierre Engvall (2019 to 2023)
Matt Martin (2016 to 2018)
NY Rangers
Erik Gustafsson (2023)
Mac Hollowell (2022) [in the minors]
Nic Petan (2019 to 2021) [in the minors]
Jimmy Vesey (2021)
Tampa Bay
{N/A}
Toronto
Nick Abruzzese (2022 to present) [in the minors]
Simon Benoit (2023 to present)
Tyler Bertuzzi (2023 to present)
T. J. Brodie (2021 to present)
Kyle Clifford (2020; 2021 to present) [in the minors]
Connor Dewar (2024 to present)
Max Domi (2023 to present)
Joel Edmundson (2023 to present)
Mark Giordano (2022 to present)
Noah Gregor (2023 to present)
Pontus Holmberg (2022 to present)
Calle Järnkrok (2022 to present)
Martin Jones (2023 to present)
David Kämpf (2021 to present)
John Klingberg (2023 to present) [LTIR]
Matthew Knies (2023 to present)
Maxime Lajoie (2023 to present) [in the minors]
Timothy Liljegren (2020 to present)
Ilya Lyubushkin (2022; 2024 to present)
Mitch Marner (2016 to present)
Auston Matthews (2016 to present)
Jake McCabe (2023 to present)
Bobby McMann (2023 to present)
Fraser Minten (2023 to present) [in junior with Saskatoon Blades]
Matt Murray (2022 to present) [LTIR]
Jake Muzzin (2019 to present) [LTIR]
William Nylander (2016 to present)
Ryan Reaves (2023 to present)
Morgan Rielly (2013 to present)
Marshall Rifai (2024 to present) [in the minors]
Nick Robertson (2020 to present)
Ilya Samsonov (2022 to present)
Alex Steeves (2021 to present) [in the minors]
John Tavares (2018 to present)
Connor Timmins (2022 to present)
Joseph Woll (2021 to present)
Vancouver
Sam Lafferty (2023)
Ilya Mikheyev (2019 to 2022)
Vegas
Michael Amadio (2021)
Byron Froese (2015 to 2016) [in the minors]
Ben Hutton (2021)
Washington
Nicolas Aubé-Kubel (2022)
Rasmus Sandin (2019 to 2023)
Winnipeg
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2023-24 Transaction Register
March 13 Buffalo signs Gustav Nyquist F NSH and waives Jack McBain F ARZ.
March 11 Quebec acquires Linus Ullmark G BOS, David Rittich G LAK and the New York 1st 2024 in exchange for Bowen Byram D BUF, Jake Neighbours F STL and Hunter Brzustewicz D CAL.
March 11 Winged Wheel acquire the New York 2nd 2024 in exchange for Jake Guentzel W CAR.
March 3 Seattle signs Michael Kesselring D ARZ and waives Benjamin Gaudreau G SJ.
March 1 Seattle signs Tanner Molendyk D NSH and releases Oliver Wahlstrom F NYI.
March 1 Seattle acquires Carson Rehkopf F SEA, Matthew Knies F TOR, Matthew Wood F NSH, Daniil But F ARZ and Cutter Gauthier F ANA from New York in exchange for Travis Konecny F PHI, Mike Matheson D MTL and Simon Nemec D NJ.
February 28 Seattle signs Corson Ceulemans D CBJ and waives Ryan Chesley D WSH.
February 28 New York signs Brandon Bussi G BOS and waives Jonathan Drouin C COL.
February 25 Seattle signs Oscar Fisker Molgaard F SEA and waives Michael Carcone F ARZ.
February 24 Buffalo acquires Samuel Ersson G PHI and Filip Forsberg F NSH from Seattle in exchange for Daniil Tarasov G CBJ and Edouard Sale F SEA.
February 24 Winged Wheel sign Juraj Pekarcik F STL and waive Adam Ruzicka F F/A.
February 10 Seattle signs David Goyette C SEA Eetu Makiniemi G CAR.
February 10 Seattle signs Ryan Greene C CHC and waives Drew Helleson D ANA.
February 10 New York signs Nick Lardis F CHC and waives Nikita Zadorov D VAN.
February 10 Seattle acquires 4 New York waivers in exchange for Philip Broberg D EDM and Nikita Zadorov D VAN.
February 1 New York signs Clay Stevenson G WSH and waives Braden Schneider D NYR.
January 21 New York signs David Rittich G LAK and waives Carl Lindbom G VEG.
January 14 New York signs Blake Coleman F CAL and waives Jordan Dumais F CBJ.
January 10 Seattle signs Philip Tomasino F NSH and waives Raphael Lavoie F EDM.
January 7 New York signs Jonathan Drouin F COL and waives Philip Tomasino F NSH.
January 7 New York signs Jonathan Quick G NYR and waives Josh Doan F ARZ.
January 7 Seattle acquires Michael Hrabal G ARZ, Cayden Primeau G MTL, Jacob Fowler G MTL, and Erik Portillo G LAK from New York in exchange for Pyotr Kochetkov G CAR and Arturs Silovs G VAN.
January 3 Buffalo signs Theo Lindstein D STL and waives Conor Timmins D TOR.
January 3 New York signs Vinny Trocheck F NYR and waives Zac Jones D NYR.
January 3 Buffalo signs Maxim Strbak D BUF and waives Ondrej Palat F NJ.
January 3 Buffalo signs Felix Unger- Sorum F CAR and waives Ryan Hartman F MIN.
December 13 Squid sign Michael Carcone F ARZ and releases Conor Garland F VAN.
December 9 Squid sign Jet Greaves G CBJ and waives Alekski Heimosalmi D CAR.
December 8 New York signs Carson Rehkopf C SEA and waives Gracyn Sawcyhn F FLA.
December 8 Squid sign Tye Kartye F SEA and waives Ville Koivunen F CAR.
December 8 Squid sign Martin Jones G TOR and waives Zach Dean C STL.
December 1 Winged Wheel acquire Alex Lyon G DET, Joonas Korpisalo G OTT, Anton Forsberg G OTT and Levi Merilainen G OTT from the Seattle Squid in exchange for the Wheel 2nd rd pick 2024.
December 1 Seattle signs Alex Lyon G DET and waives Ty Nelson D SEA.
November 28 Winged Wheel acquire Patrick Kane RW DET from New York in exchange for Cutter Gauthier RW PHI.
November 26 Seattle signs Samuel Ersson G PHI and waives Semyon Voyzavoi G SEA.
November 22 Seattle signs Chris Driedger G SEA and waives Arber Xhekaj D MTL.
November 18 New York signs Isaac Poulter G NJ and waives Matvei Petrov W EDM.
November 16 Squid sign Charlie Strammel F MIN and waives Carson Soucy D VAN
November 16 Squid sign Dmitri Simashev D ARZ and waives David Goyette C SEA.
November 15 Winged Wheel sign Yegor Sidorov W ANA and releases Trey Fix-Wolansky F CBJ.
November 15 Winged Wheel sign Kasper Halttunen F SJ and releases Alex Kerfoot F ARZ.
November 15 Winged Wheel sign Maxence Guenette D OTT and releases Jakub Skarek G NYI.
November 15 Winged Wheel sign Arttu Karki D VEG and releases Martin Jones G TOR.
November 9 Squid sign Mathieu Joseph F OTT and release Jack Studnicka C VAN.
November 8 Winged Wheel signs Jaroslav Halak G CAR and waives Kevin Labanc F SJ.
November 5 Squid sign Dmitry Voronkov F CBJ and releases Alexander Romanov D NYI.
October 28 New York signs Frank Vatrano F ANA and waives Nick Lardis F CHC.
October 28 Squid sign Jonas Johansson G TB and waives Adam Beckman F MIN.
October 25 Squid sign Tommy Novak F NSH and release Erik Kallgren G NJ.
October 25 New York signs Joshua Roy RW MTL and waives Vincent Trocheck F NYR.
October 25 Squid sign Kaeden Korczak D VEG and waive Nolan Foote F NJ.
October 25 Squid sign Tristan Luneau D ANA and waive Klim Kostin F DET.
October 25 Squid sign Jackson LaCombe D ANA and waives Zach Whitecloud D VEG.
October 23 Quebec acquires Ross Colton F COL and Ivan Prosvetov G COL from the Squid in exchange for one 2023-24 Quebec waiver.
August 24 Quebec acquires Robert Thomas C STL from New York in exchange for Logan Cooley C ARZ.
August 14 Winged Wheel acquires Daniel Sprong F DET from Seattle in exchange for the Wheel 6th 2023 (#27).
August 13 Winged Wheel acquire Alex Debrincat F DET and Alex Tuch F BUF from New York in exchange for the Winged Wheel 2023 1st (pick 2), Winged Wheel 3rd 2023 (pick 12), and Winged Wheel 5th 2023 (pick 22).
August 9 Seattle acquires Adam Boqvist D CBJ, Nils Lundkvist D DAL, New York rd 5 2023 (pick 25) and New York Rd 7 2023 (pick 35) from New York in exchange for the Seattle 5th 2023 (pick 21), Seattle 7th 2023 (pick 31).
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B.C. Minister of Post-Secondary Education Selina Robinson is facing mounting pressure to resign over her comments related to the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, including a recent remark about Israel that critics say perpetuates harmful colonial narratives that ignore the history of Palestinian people in the region part of a panel of Jewish public officials on Tuesday, Robinson answered a question in part by saying there is an "entire generation" of young adults who do not know about the Holocaust or understand that the region on which the state of Israel was created decades ago was previously "a crappy piece of land with nothing on it."
Critics say remarks like Robinson's dismiss people who lived in the area for tens of thousands of years before the creation of Israel in 1948, including Palestinians, Muslims, and Christians.
The modern state of Israel was created in 1948 out of land that was previously British-administered Palestine.
The nation's establishment represented self-determination for Jewish people after the persecution of the Holocaust, in which six million Jews were systematically murdered from 1933 to the end of the Second World War in 1945. But the creation of Israel is deemed the "catastrophe" — or Nakba — for Palestinians whose society, culture, and identity were destroyed as they were driven from their homeland to make way for incoming Jewish immigrants.
Among critics of Robinson's comments were members of the federal NDP, to which the provincial New Democrats are linked. The NDP MP for Timmins-James Bay said on X that Robinson had shown "an appalling disregard for the horrific violence being inflicted on Palestinians."
MP Matthew Green called for a "reassessment" of Robinson's place in the B.C. cabinet over her "inaccurate … deeply derogatory and insensitive remarks."
In a statement issued Friday morning, B.C. Premier David Eby thanked Robinson for the apology while calling her comments "wrong and unacceptable."
At a Friday press conference on an unrelated matter, Eby did not directly answer questions about whether he had considered firing Robinson, or if she had offered her resignation, he believes Robinson has "crossed a line" with her remarks and she has assured him she will be reaching out directly to members of impacted communities to make reparations.
Separate from her remarks on the panel, Robinson is also under fire over accusations she interfered with a personnel issue at Vancouver's Langara College late last year surrounding former instructor Natalie Knight, who was removed from her role in October after praising the Hamas-led invasion of Israel during an off-campus rally.
The college reinstated Knight after its own investigation found her comments did not violate the law or any college policies, but then dismissed her soon after for behaving "contrary to the expectations laid out by the college came soon after Robinson tweeted her disappointment at Knight's reinstatement.
In its own statement, Langara said an employee who made "remarks at an off-campus event that did not and do not reflect the values of the college" no longer works there. It said the decision was not a result of the remarks themselves but of more recent "activities contrary to the expectations laid out by the college, which did not clarify what those activities were or whether Robinson's statement played any role in the dismissal.
But the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT), which represents staff at more than 125 universities and colleges across the country, said Robinson should step down.
A statement from Robinson's office on Friday said the allegations of political interference are "false" and that Robinson found out about the college's decision after the fact panel on Tuesday, Robinson stood by her original remarks.
Michael Conlon, executive director of the Federation of Post-Secondary Educators of B.C., also said Robinson should step down, over both the Langara issue and her recent panel remarks.
At Friday's press conference, Eby said the idea that Robinson had played a role in the decision to dismiss Knight "is not correct."
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Who is Geoff Pierson? Biography, Age, Wife, Children, Parents, Net worth
Who is Geoff Pierson?
Geoffrey "Geoff" Pierson is a prominent figure in the American acting scene, known for his remarkable versatility. With a career spanning theater, film, and television, Pierson has consistently showcased his immense talent, captivating audiences for decades. From portraying the comedic patriarch in "Unhappily Ever After" to embodying the enigmatic lawyer in "Dexter," Pierson effortlessly transitions between genres, leaving an unforgettable impression with each character he brings to life.
Geoff Pierson's Parents -
Geoff Pierson's mother is Helen T. McGinness and his father is Roy J. Pierson.
Geoff Pierson Biography -
Born on 16 June 1949, in Chicago, Pierson's passion for the stage ignited at an early age. He honed his craft at Fordham University and the Yale School of Drama, where he refined his skills and prepared himself for a remarkable journey in the world of acting. Pierson's talent soon graced the prestigious Broadway stage, where he shared the limelight with acting legends such as George C. Scott.
However, the allure of television beckoned, and Pierson embarked on his career in daytime dramas, making appearances in popular shows like "Ryan's Hope" and "Another World." It was his portrayal of the beleaguered father in the cult classic "Unhappily Ever After" that propelled him into the mainstream spotlight, earning him widespread recognition.
Geoff Pierson's Wife -
While Pierson prefers to keep his personal life private, he has been happily married to actress Cali Timmins since 1997. Together, they have built a strong and supportive family unit, raising two talented daughters, Catherine and Norah, who have followed in their father's footsteps and pursued careers in acting. The Pierson household is a testament to the nurturing and creative environment that fosters artistic expression.
Geoff Pierson Children -
Pierson's collaboration with his daughters is a testament to the close bond they share. He has had the opportunity to work alongside Catherine in the independent film "The Giant Slayer," showcasing their artistic synergy and the depth of their talent. This collaboration not only highlights the immense support within the Pierson family but also serves as a testament to the legacy of storytelling that Geoff Pierson has passed down to his children.
Catherine and Norah Pierson, both budding actresses in their own right, have inherited their father's passion for storytelling. Catherine has made appearances in various films and television shows, carving her path in the industry. Meanwhile, Norah is taking her first steps in the acting world, following in the footsteps of her talented family.
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Geoff Pierson's career -
Geoff Pierson's career serves as a testament to his remarkable versatility. Seamlessly, he effortlessly switches between comedic and dramatic roles, often embodying morally ambiguous characters. His extensive television credits include recurring appearances in notable shows like "Grace Under Fire," "24," " Behind Enemy Lines," and "Designated Survivor."
In the realm of film, he has had the opportunity to work alongside esteemed directors such as Clint Eastwood ("Changeling," "J. Edgar") and Michael Mann ("Collateral"). Particularly noteworthy is his chilling portrayal of Elias Clarke in the critically acclaimed series "Dexter," which remains a standout performance. He also Appear in “Batman: Bad Blood”, “The Wrong Missy”, “Dragon Wars: D-War(2007)”, “God Bless America” and many other movies.
Geoff Pierson Networth, Age & Ethnicity -
Geoff Pierson is 74 years old and belongs to the white ethnicity. Geoff Pierson, an accomplished television actor hailing from Illinois, has accumulated an estimated net worth of around $2 million as of 2024. Through his exceptional acting abilities and unwavering performances, Pierson has established a prominent reputation within the television industry.
Summary -
Geoff Pierson, born on 16 June 1949, in Chicago, is a renowned American actor known for his versatility in theater, film, and television. Born to Helen T. McGinness and Roy J. Pierson, he studied acting at Fordham University and the Yale School of Drama. Pierson began his career in daytime dramas, making appearances in popular shows like "Ryan's Hope" and "Another World." His most famous role was as the beleaguered father in "Unhappily Ever After." Pierson has been married to actress Cali Timmins since 1997, and they have two daughters, Catherine and Norah, who have pursued acting careers. Their collaboration in the independent film "The Giant Slayer" showcases their artistic synergy and the legacy of storytelling passed down to their children. Pierson's career includes recurring appearances in notable shows like "Grace Under Fire," "24," "Behind Enemy Lines," and "Designated Survivor." He has also worked with directors like Clint Eastwood and Michael Mann. Pierson is 74 years old and has an estimated net worth of around $2 million.
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