Andrew Bee was born on a picturesque summer day in June in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, to a family of three siblings. Growing up in a tumultuous household, Andrew's life was marked by the presence of his estranged father, an individual struggling with addiction, who sadly passed away when Andrew was just eight years old.
Following his father's demise, Andrew's mother, with the support of her own mother, who resided with them, took on the arduous task of raising the three children primarily by herself. Tragedy struck again when Andrew was thirteen, as his mother was diagnosed with cancer, and just around the same time, his grandmother, who had been a significant presence in their lives, passed away. After undergoing multiple operations, Andrew's mother succumbed to the disease six years later, when Andrew was just nineteen years old.
From a young age, Andrew had always been drawn to the world of acting, but life had other plans, and it would take almost four decades for him to rediscover his passion. Along the way, Andrew worked on the oil rigs in northern Alberta, honed his skills as a journeyman communications electrician, and even explored various other career paths, including sales and modeling in Calgary and Toronto.
Andrew's journey eventually led him to discover his affinity for ballroom and Latin dancing, a discovery that would ultimately become a significant part of his life. After more than two decades of teaching and winning numerous awards in the dance world, Andrew finally found his way back to his childhood dream of acting in 2009.
Since then, Andrew has appeared in a wide range of projects, including the films Suicide Squad (2016) and numerous television shows, such as Kim's Convenience (2016) and Saving Hope (2012),as well as independent feature films and shorts.
