Gord Downie(1964-2017)

Actor
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Writer

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The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal (2024)

Gord Downie was born on 6 February 1964 in Amherstview, Ontario, Canada. He was an actor and writer, known for Jumper (2008), One Week (2008) and Ararat (2002). He was married to Laura Leigh Usher. He died on 17 October 2017 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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Awards
- 6 wins & 2 nominations

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Known for

Jumper

6.1

Soundtrack("Ahead by a Century")

2008

One Week

7.0

Biker(as Gordon Downie)

2008

Ararat

6.3

Soundtrack(as Gordon Downie, "Mystery")

2002

Secret Path

8.1

TV Movie

Writer

2016

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Actor

Gord Downie: The Stranger
Music Video
- Gord Downie (voice)
- 2016
The Tragically Hip: In A World Possessed by the Human Mind
Music Video
- Gord Downie (voice)
- 2016
The Truth About Rainbows
9.5
Short
- Taxi Driver
- 2014
The Tragically Hip: Now for Plan A
Music Video
- Gordon Downie (voice)
- 2012
The Tragically Hip: At Transformation
Music Video
- Gordon Downie
- 2012
The Tragically Hip: The Lookahead
Music Video
- Gord Downie
- 2012
Sight Unseen
- Clammer
- 2010
The Tragically Hip: Love Is a First
Music Video
- Gord Downie (voice)
- 2009
The Tragically Hip: Frozen in My Tracks
Music Video
- Gord Downie (voice)
- 2009
Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys
7.8
TV Movie
- Man irate about sandwich (unconfirmed, uncredited)
- 2008
One Week
7.0
- Biker (as Gordon Downie)
- 2008
Nothing Really Matters
7.3
- Burglar
- 2008
The Tragically Hip: Yer Not the Ocean
Music Video
- Gord Downie
- 2006
The Tragically Hip: In View
Music Video
- Gord Downie
- 2006
Trailer Park Boys: The Movie
7.1
- Cop 1
- 2006

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Alternative name
- Gordon Downie
Height
- 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Born
- February 6, 1964
- Amherstview, Ontario, Canada
Died
- October 17, 2017
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada(glioblastoma)
Spouse
- Laura Leigh Usher(divorced, 4 children)
Publicity listings
- 3 Articles

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Trivia
The Hip's song "50 Mission Cap" (From their album Fully Completely) touches on the legend of Bill Barilko, a Leafs player who scored the Stanley Cup-winning goal in 1951 and disappeared on a fishing trip later that year. Though the song is about a Maple Leaf, his favorite team is the Boston Bruins (Harry Sinden, former GM of the Bruins is his God-father).