Warren Christie

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Warren Christie
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Christie in The Watchful Eye (2023)
Born
Hans Warren Christie

(1975-11-04) 4 November 1975 (age 49)
Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Alma mater University of Windsor
Years active2001–2012 (film) 2001– (tv shows)
Spouse
(m. 2007)

Hans Warren Christie (born 4 November 1975) is a Canadian television and film actor known for his roles as Ray Cataldo on the ABC drama October Road and as Aidan "Greggy" Stiviletto on the ABC series Happy Town . More recently, Christie starred as Cameron Hicks in the SyFy series Alphas .

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He recurs on the Fox series The Resident and costarred on the 2019 NBC series The Village . He also appeared in Batwoman as Bruce Wayne / Batman / Tommy Elliott / Hush.

Background

Warren Christie was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and spent most of his childhood in London, Ontario. He left London for the University of Windsor after being recruited to play college football. It was during his years at Windsor that Christie developed an interest in performing and decided to pursue it as a career. This led to a move to Vancouver, where he soon found acting opportunities. He now lives in Vancouver, married to actress Sonya Salomaa.

Career

In 2007, Christie landed a lead role on the series October Road, playing a cocky construction company owner. In the same year, he was cast as the star of the musical feature film Magic Flute Diaries , based on one of Mozart's operas. In 2008, Christie was involved in an ABC pilot, Prince of Motor City, a gothic family drama in which he stars alongside Aiden Quinn and Piper Perabo. [1]

Christie has taken on a variety of roles in different genres. He played opposite Heather Graham in the romantic comedy Gray Matters, and then appeared in the psychological thriller Beneath, produced by the group that made Napoleon Dynamite in conjunction with MTV Films/Paramount Classics.

Christie has also been involved in numerous television shows, including the unsuccessful ABC series The Days, and guest appearances in Supernatural, The L Word and Battlestar Galactica, before gaining more consistent work. He starred as Cameron Hicks on Syfy's series, Alphas . [2]

In May 2020, it was revealed during the season one finale of Batwoman , that Christie had been cast as Bruce Wayne, when he portrayed Tommy Elliot disguised as Wayne. [3] This marks Christie as the second actor to portray the character within the Arrowverse alongside Kevin Conroy who played an alternate Earth version of the character during the Crisis on Infinite Earths event.

Filmography

Film
YearTitleRoleNotes
2004 The Thing Below CassidyVideo
2006 Gray Matters Trevor Brown
2007Dress to KillTom Hopkins
2007 Beneath Jeff
2007X's & O'sLorenzo
2008 The Most Wonderful Time of the Year Morgan Derby
2008Incident at a Truckstop DinerFatherShort film
2008 Magic Flute Diaries Tom / Tamino
2008 Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation ToddVideo
2008Bachelor Party 2: Analysis of a Stripper FightToddVideo short
2011 Apollo 18 Ben Anderson
2012 This Means War Steve
Television
YearTitleRoleNotes
2001 Pasadena Security GuardEpisode: "The Rat"
2003 The Twilight Zone DevinEpisode: "The Path"
2003 1st to Die Michael DeGraaffTV movie
2003 Black Sash ZachEpisode: "The Prodigal Son"
2003 Lucky 7 DavidTV movie
2003 Jake 2.0 Steve ClemensEpisode: "Middleman"
2003–2004Still LifeGideon5 episodes
2004 10.5 JimmyTV miniseries
2004 The Days Lane Dugan4 episodes
2005 Andromeda IoneEpisode: "Moonlight Becomes You"
2005 The L Word Leo Herrera3 episodes
2005 Battlestar Galactica TarnEpisode: "Kobol's Last Gleaming: Part 2"
Episode: "Scattered"
2006 Supernatural LutherEpisode: "Dead Man's Blood"
2006 The Evidence Phil EugenidesEpisode: "And the Envelope Please"
2006Introducing Lennie RoseJackson DeanTV movie
2007 My Baby Is Missing Tom RobbinsTV movie
2007 Ghost Whisperer Motorcycle GhostEpisode: "The Collector"
2007 This Space for Rent ChadEpisode: "Stain'd"
2007–2008 October Road Ray 'Big Cat' Cataldo19 episodes
2008 Samurai Girl Dr. Thomas FlemingEpisode: "Book of the Sword: Part 2"
Episode: "Book of the Heart: Part 2"
2008The Prince of Motor CityJamie HamiltonTV movie
2008 The Most Wonderful Time of the Year Morgan DerbyTV movie
2009House RulesNate TiernanTV movie
2009 Malibu Shark Attack ChavezTV movie
2010Ties That BindPeter WilsonTV movie
2010 Happy Town Greggy Stiviletto6 episodes
2010–2011 True Justice Detective Landon Radner13 episodes
2011 Flashpoint Mark LoganEpisode: "Thicker Than Blood"
2011Three Weeks, Three KidsWill JohnsonTV movie
2011 Once Upon a Time Ryan MarlowEpisode: "Pilot"
2011–2012 Alphas Cameron HicksMain role
2012 Arrow Carter BowenEpisode: "Legacies"
2013 Castle Brad ParkerEpisode: "Dreamworld"
2014Color of RainMichael SpehnTV movie
2014 Motive Sergeant Mark CrossMain cast in seasons 2 & 3
2014–2015 Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce WillRecurring character
2015 Chicago Fire Scott Rice7 episodes
2015 Zoo Ray EndicottEpisode 10 and 11
2016 Eyewitness Ryan KaneRecurring character
2017 The Catch Ethan WardRecurring character
2018 The Resident Jude Silva4 episodes
2019 The Village NickMain cast
2020If I Only Had ChristmasGlenn Goodman / William AustinHallmark Movie
2020-21 Batwoman Tommy Elliot / Hush (Bruce Wayne disguise/subconscious hallucination)Episode: "O, Mouse!"
Episode: "Whatever Happened to Kate Kane?"
Episode: "Armed and Dangerous"
2021Gone Mom: The Jennifer Dulos StoryFotis DulosLifetime TV film
2021Crashing Through the SnowSam ReynoldsHallmark movie
2023 The Watchful Eye Matthew [4] main cast
2023The More Love GrowsHallmark movie
2024Our Holiday StoryDaveHallmark Movie

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