Feore is a fine actor from Canada, whom I believe will one day (soon) be recognized as one of the finest actors
in film today...he is obtaining more main roles (rather than supporting roles), and I look forward to his work to come.
With a strong and impressive theatrical background, Feore bings a unique presence to his roles.
I now own 30 of his films, and particularly recommend a few of my
favorites:
Storm of the Century -- in which he portrays a character whom I view as an instrument of justice.
Beautiful Dreamers -- the true story of a doctor (played by Feore) who befriends Walt Whitman...a beautiful story,
inspiring.
Haven -- the poignant true story of Ruth Gruber's intervention on behalf of Jewish refugees to the US, Feore
depicts one of the Jewish refugees detained by the American government.
The Perfect Son -- a sad and poignant story of a dying man's relationship with his brother...a powerful film.
There are many other good films Feore has been in...Truman, Glenn Gould, Forget Me Never, The Insider,
Night Falls on Manhattan, The Caveman's Valentine, etc. His eclectic appearances, whether in fictional or non-fictional
roles, are captivating, realistic, and intelligently acted.
Again, Feore is now beginning to be seen in more American-made films, and I believe it is only a matter of time
before the public at large begins to recognize him for the exceptional actor he is.
In my collection of over 30 vhs and dvd of Feore films, I have been impressed with his ability to convey emotions,
feelings, thoughts not only through his unique voice but also through his unique facial expressions. He can communicate so
much without even saying a word....making him totally believable in whatever role he is playing.
I look forward to all his work.
