Joely Collins

Bright, beautiful and talented, Joely Collins is one of Canada's top actresses. She began her acting career with dramatic studies at The Vancouver Youth Theatre, then at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, England. She was cast as "Rachael Langston" in the highly acclaimed television series Madison (1993). At the young age of 22, she was named Canada's "Best Leading Actress", earning a Gemini Award for her work. Following Madison (1993), she was cast in the recurring starring role of "Christine Wren", in the award-winning series Cold Squad (1998), Canada's longest running hour-long drama. Her work in Cold Squad (1998) earned her a Leo Award nomination in the Best Supporting Actress category. She recently completed production, starring in the feature film by director Bruce McDonald, The Love Crimes of Gillian Guess (2004) and she plays a futuristic tattoo artist in the Robin Williams feature The Final Cut (2004). Last year, she appeared in Ill Fated (2004) with