David's other TV movie and film credits include Run (1991), Silent Motive (1991), August Winds (1994), I Shot a Man in Vegas (1996), Keeping the Promise (1997), The Perfect Mother (1997), Major Crime (1997), To Love, Honor & Betray (1999), E.D.N.Y. (2003), Finding John Christmas (2003), 10.5 (2004), Bounty Hunters (2005), Rapid Fire (2005), and Murder at the Presidio (2005).
His father, David Sr., is British and his mother, Yeta, is Dutch.
David took up international relations at the University of British Columbia.
If he were to star in a same-sex love story, David imagines David Letterman to be his onscreen partner.
Grownups who act like children make David angry.
David considers his mother to be the person who inspires him the most.
David plays tennis, squash, and soccer to keep himself in shape.
When David was in college, he worked on a cable music video show called "Night Vision". He describes that experience as the beginning of his love affair with acting.
As of 2008, David has been living in Los Angeles, California. He visits his home in Vancouver, Canada every so often.
David was once kicked out from the theater school where he was attending full time.
David's first celebrity crush is Diane Lane.
David received the John Garfield Best Actor Award at the Method Fest Film Festival for his role in The Perfect Son.
In 1997 he received a Gemini Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role for playing Jack Larkin in the TV series Traders.
David: When I first started out studying acting I wasn't very well received. I didn't get a lot of positive reinforcement, so I never felt as though I really fit in or had to fit in. Because that need for approval wasn't on my back, I was able to find out what was honest to me in my work. That's the driving force, to find truth in what I'm doing.
David: For me, making The Perfect Son was a transformational experience. It changed my course, what I want to do, the kind of work I want to pursue. I cannot deny how much I enjoyed the process of making that film.
David: If I was lesbian I would love to go out with Jodie Foster.
David: (on the film "The Perfect Son") It was one of the most fulfilling things that I've ever done. And it turned out to be a beautiful film. It was also my favourite kind a story-a story about relationships.
David: I don't like Hollywood and everything that it connotes. Humanity gets compromised in Hollywood for the sake of ambition. It's also too hot and dry.
David: I think loving and respecting your partner and raising a healthy family makes a successful man.
David: (on whether he wants to appear nude in a movie) No, because I wouldn't want to be compared to Ewan McGregor.
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