Andy

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Andrew DunbarAndrew SeklirAndromusAndy ChamberlayneAndy GuerdatMichelle Andrew

Andy
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Portrays:	Dasilva
Date of Birth:	November 21, 1986
Date of Death:	Missing required parameter 1=month! ,
Age:	39
Nationality:	CAN
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Andrew Dunbar (born November 21, 1986) is a Canadian actor and filmmaker who portrayed Marine Dasilva in the Battlestar Galactica television movie "Razor".

Career

Dunbar began his professional acting career in the mid-2000s, with his role as Marine Dasilva in "Razor" marking one of his earliest television appearances in 2007. The Battlestar Galactica special served as an entry point into the science fiction genre, which would later include his work in other productions.

Following his science fiction work, Dunbar expanded into various television genres. He has appeared in numerous popular series including Arrow as the villain Garfield Lynns/Firefly, Supernatural, When Calls the Heart, and Travelers. His recent work includes roles in Fire Country (2022), There's Someone Inside Your House (2021), and Dragged Across Concrete (2018).

Film Work

Dunbar's film career has encompassed various genres, from horror to drama. Notable film appearances include Leprechaun: Origins (2014), She Who Must Burn (2015), and numerous Hallmark Channel productions. His filmography spans over 37 credited roles across television and film, demonstrating his consistent presence in the Canadian entertainment industry.

Production Work

Beyond acting, Dunbar has established himself as a filmmaker and producer. He co-owns a production company called White Buffalo Films, which focuses on creating independent films. He also operates under Authored Film Productions, expanding his role in the industry from performer to content creator. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Dunbar has worked as a professional actor for over eight years and continues to develop projects through his production ventures.

Personal Life

Dunbar married actress Sarah Smyth in January 2018. Smyth, born in Nova Scotia, Canada, is known for her roles in Cedar Cove, 50/50, and Bad Times at the El Royale. The couple first met on the set of the 2009 film Alien Trespass, where they both had roles, and dated for approximately ten years before marrying. They have one child together.

Currently residing in Vancouver, British Columbia, Dunbar continues to balance his acting career with his production company work and family life. His social media presence reflects his multifaceted career, describing himself as "Actor. Filmmaker. Daddio" on his official Instagram account.

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Role:	Editor (Season 1-3), Associate Producer (Season 4)
BSG Universe:	Re-imagined Series
Date of Birth:	October 25, 1969
Date of Death:	Missing required parameter 1=month! ,
Age:	56
Nationality:	USA
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Andrew Seklir is an editor for the Re-imagined Series. He became an associate producer in Season 4.

The character Susan Seklir is named after him.

Editing credits for "Battlestar Galactica"

• Season 1:
  • Bastille Day
  • Litmus
  • Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down
  • Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I
  • Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II
• Season 2:
  • Scattered
  • Home, Part I
  • Home, Part II
  • Resurrection Ship, Part II
  • Black Market
  • The Captain's Hand
  • Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I
  • Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II
• Season 3:
  • Occupation
  • Collaborators
  • Hero
• Razor

Andromus
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Nickname	Andy
Introduced	The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I
Last Known Appearance	[[{{{lastseen}}}]]
Death	The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II
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Role	Humanoid Cylon operative
Rank	Commander
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Portrayed by	Roger Davis
Andromus is a Cylon
Andromus is a Final Five Cylon
Andromus is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Andromus is an Original Series Cylon
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Andromus is the commander of an advanced A-B Raider with a unique Cylon physical form: the appearance of a human, who is more android than a biological construct, with a built in energy weapon in his hand. He is accompanied by Andromidus, another human-looking Cylon, and semi-eponymous Centurion, Centuri.

After interception by Kanon's Viper, Andromus' fighter is ensnared by Earth's gravity field and crash-lands in outside New York City. With Andromidus destroyed in the crash, he takes Centuri on a mission to transmit a distress signal back to the Cylons, activating the Raider's automatic detonator before hand ^{(1980: "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I")}.

He and Centuri are picked up by Norman and Shirley Blore en route to a Halloween party, with Shirley believing they are Halloween guests and impressed by Centuri's appearance. Andromus and Centuri are brought to a party hosted by Arnie and Mildred, where they met Wolfman Jack. Centuri is disabled by radiation from a microwave oven during the heating of Arnie's meatballs. Andromus uses his energy beam weapon to destroy the microwave and infamous appetizer, setting fire in the apartment. This distraction allows him to kidnap Wolfman Jack by employing his power of persuasion.

They head for Wolfman Jack's radio station, WQSL, where they plan to send their distress signal, only to be thwarted by Troy and Dillon during a shoot-out where Andromus is damaged by laser fire.

A disoriented Centuri carries Andromus off the top of the radio station's building to their demise, their remains dumped unknowingly into a refuse truck ^{(1980: "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II")}.

Notes

• Andromus is the first instance of the concept of a humanoid Cylon in the Battlestar Galactica universe (at least on television, as several humanoid Cylons had previously appeared in comics). The concept would be re-visited to dramatic effect 23 years later in the Re-imagined Series, although those Cylons wouldn't be androids, but biological creations.
• Andromus was scripted to appear in the episode "The Super Scouts, Part I" during the attack on the freighter Delphi, which showed the brief debut of the "A-B Raider". However, the scripted scenes never made their way into the episode: either they were never shot or were removed during the editing process.

References

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Role:	Special Effects
BSG Universe:	Re-imagined Series
Date of Birth:
Date of Death:	Missing required parameter 1=month! ,
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Andy Chamberlayne is a member of the Special Effects Department for the Re-imagined Series. He appears in a video blog episode from David Eick on the props and upkeeping needed on a set for the episode "Sacrifice".

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Role:	Writer, "I Have Seen Earth"
BSG Universe:	Original Series
Date of Birth:
Date of Death:	Missing required parameter 1=month! ,
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Andy Guerdat is one of the writers who penned "I Have Seen Earth," an unfilmed script for the Original Series.

Guerdat has worked primarily in sitcoms, writing for series such as Mork and Mindy, Saved by the Bell and Head of the Class, often with writing partner Steve Kreinberg.

[[Category:Writers (TOS)]

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Portrays:	V-Club Patron
Date of Birth:
Date of Death:	Missing required parameter 1=month! ,
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Michelle Andrew is the actress who portrayed a V-Club dancer in the Caprica pilot.

In addition to Caprica, Andrew's credits include the movies Good Luck Chuck, Jennifer's Body, and Santa Buddies.

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