Jennifer Dale

Jennifer Dale, born smack in the heart of Toronto back in '56, is one of those actors who’s managed to pop up everywhere if you’ve spent any time with Canadian TV or film. She’s got that kind of timeless thing going on—a face you know you’ve seen, even if you can’t quite place it at first. She’s taken on everything from quirky comedies to pretty dark dramas, not afraid to get her hands dirty with weird or wild roles. If you caught her on “Coroner,” you’ll know she brings this grounded, no-nonsense vibe, like she’s seen it all and is maybe a little tired of everyone else’s nonsense. But then she turns around and does something like “SurrealEstate,” and suddenly she’s right at home in a world where haunted houses are just part of the job. It’s honestly impressive—she’ll go from skeptical doc to dealing with the supernatural without missing a beat. She’s not just stuck in front of the camera either. Jennifer’s had a hand in producing, which probably explains why she seems to know exactly what works onscreen and what doesn’t. There’s this sense that she’s genuinely into the craft, not just chasing fame. Oh, and she used to be married to Robert Lantos, who’s a big name in Canadian film circles. So yeah, she’s been right there in the thick of things, both professionally and personally. All in all, Jennifer Dale’s got this mix of grit, wit, and that classic Canadian sense of, “Yeah, I can handle it.”