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Lake played the obsessed Detective Miller in Adrian Langley's 2013 film ''Crook'' who goes after the drug lord Luigi Saracino.<ref>[[Rotten Tomatoes]] - [https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/crook_2013 Crook, Movie Info]</ref> |
Lake played the obsessed Detective Miller in Adrian Langley's 2013 film ''Crook'', who goes after the drug lord Luigi Saracino.<ref>[[Rotten Tomatoes]] - [https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/crook_2013 Crook, Movie Info]</ref> |
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He appeared in Johnathan Wright's 2018 film, ''Northern Lights of Christmas''.<ref>Letterboxd - [https://letterboxd.com/film/northern-lights-of-christmas/ Northern Lights of Christmas, Cast]</ref> |
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Bill Lake (a.k.a. W.F. Lake and W.J. Lake) is a Canadian actor whose career began in Vancouver and who has appeared in many movies, television movies and series, stage plays and commercials.
Among his television credits are appearances in shows such as Monk, Queer as Folk, Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye, Earth: Final Conflict and Stoked. His movie credits include roles in The Hurricane, Martin and Lewis, Flash of Genius, Stir of Echoes: The Homecoming, Apartment Hunting.
He has well over 150 credits in a variety of productions since the 1970s.
Career
Lake played the obsessed Detective Miller in Adrian Langley's 2013 film Crook, who goes after the drug lord Luigi Saracino.[1] He appeared in Johnathan Wright's 2018 film, Northern Lights of Christmas.[2]
References
- ^ Rotten Tomatoes - Crook, Movie Info
- ^ Letterboxd - Northern Lights of Christmas, Cast
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