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{{ | '''David Patrick Green''' is the Canadian actor who portrayed [[Xeno Fenner]] in "[[Dirty Hands]]". | ||
Green graduated in 1989 from the [[w:University of Guelph|University of Guelph]] with a degree in consumer studies, with the intention of working in the advertising field; additionally, he took his first acting class while studying at Guelph. His first job was a six-month stint selling cellphones, which at the time averaged $5,000. For a year after that, he backpacked through [[w:Europe|Europe]], working as a ski instructor and ski shop employee in [[w:France|France]] in order to finance his personal expedition. Green then worked for three years in Canada as a collection agent, moving to [[w:Poland|Poland]] (near or in [[w:Warsaw|Warsaw]]) to work as an accounting manager for an advertising company.<ref name="uog">{{cite_web|url=http://www.uoguelph.ca/atguelph/06-03-08/features.shtml|title="Follow that Dream", an interview with David Patrick Green|date=08 March 2006|accessdate=27 Feburary 2007|last=Kendall|first=Rebecca|format=|language=}}</ref> | |||
In 1996, he attended [[w:University of Southern California|University of Southern California]] working for a [[w:Master of Business Administration]] degree, so as to advance his career with the Poland-based advertising company. Instead of returning to Warsaw, he worked as a management consultant in the tech industry prior to the [[w:dot-com crash|dot-com crash]], as he was attracted to the southern California sights.<ref name="uog"/> | |||
After the crash, the then-36 year old Green pursued his passion: acting.<ref name="uog"/> Since then, he has appeared in skits for ''Jimmy Kimmel Live'' (in 2004), as well as in ''[[w:Veronica Mars|Veronica Mars]]'' (having read for the series six times before being booked)<ref name="uog"/>, ''[[w:CSI (TV series)|CSI]]'', and ''[[w:ER (TV series)|ER]]''. | |||
In February 2006, he began interning at Ulrich/Dawson/Kritzer Casting, having interned there for at least six months.<ref name="uog"/> | |||
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David Patrick Green is the Canadian actor who portrayed Xeno Fenner in "Dirty Hands".
Green graduated in 1989 from the University of Guelph with a degree in consumer studies, with the intention of working in the advertising field; additionally, he took his first acting class while studying at Guelph. His first job was a six-month stint selling cellphones, which at the time averaged $5,000. For a year after that, he backpacked through Europe, working as a ski instructor and ski shop employee in France in order to finance his personal expedition. Green then worked for three years in Canada as a collection agent, moving to Poland (near or in Warsaw) to work as an accounting manager for an advertising company.[1]
In 1996, he attended University of Southern California working for a w:Master of Business Administration degree, so as to advance his career with the Poland-based advertising company. Instead of returning to Warsaw, he worked as a management consultant in the tech industry prior to the dot-com crash, as he was attracted to the southern California sights.[1]
After the crash, the then-36 year old Green pursued his passion: acting.[1] Since then, he has appeared in skits for Jimmy Kimmel Live (in 2004), as well as in Veronica Mars (having read for the series six times before being booked)[1], CSI, and ER.
In February 2006, he began interning at Ulrich/Dawson/Kritzer Casting, having interned there for at least six months.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Kendall, Rebecca (08 March 2006). "Follow that Dream", an interview with David Patrick Green (backup available on Archive.org) (in ). Retrieved on 27 Feburary 2007.
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