Character Bio:
COLONEL ROBERT IVERSON
Terranaut, Military, conservative, all business, professional. Has worked with Childs (Swank) on Shuttle, mission commander, some source of tension, indications of romantic legacy.

Actor Bio:
Bruce Greenwood (Colonel Robert Iverson) starred as President John F. Kennedy opposite Kevin Costner in the critically acclaimed "Thirteen Days." His lengthy credits in film and television span more than 20 years to include films such as "Double Jeopardy," with Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee Jones, "Rules of Engagement" again with Jones, "Thick as Thieves" with Alec Baldwin, Chris Menges' "The Lost Son" and "Here On Earth," opposite Chris Klein and Josh Hartnett. Greenwood is a favorite of renowned Canadian director Atom Egoyan, having starred in "Exotica" and the acclaimed drama "The Sweet Hereafter," for which Greenwood received a Genie Award nomination. In 2002, he stars in Egoyan's "Ararat" as well as Guy Ritchie's "Love, Sex, Drugs and Money" and David Towhy's "Below."

No errors in this bio, but they probably should have mentioned he was also nominated for a Genie for "Exotica"; it's also unusual to have "St. Elsewhere" ignored as a credit.

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