Bruce Blain's multifaceted career has spanned various industries and roles, including salesman, bar manager, managing editor, entrepreneur, carpenter, and teacher.
In 2004, while living in Thailand, he transitioned into the world of film, television, and voice acting, quickly establishing himself by booking numerous films and TV commercials.
Notable projects include working alongside Eric Roberts in "The Mark" and Ewan McGregor in "The Impossible" in December 2010, solidifying his passion for acting.
After a 13-year stay in Southeast Asia, Blain relocated to Vancouver to pursue acting full-time, landing recurring roles on TV shows such as "Once Upon a Time," "Riverdale," and "Supernatural."
He has also made day player appearances in various Vancouver-shot shows and films, including "Max 2: White House Hero," "Leprechaun: Origins," "Rampage 2 and 3," and Hallmark and Lifetime movies.
Additionally, Blain has served as the campaign voice for several VO campaigns.
Throughout his career, he has demonstrated his versatility and dedication to his craft, earning the distinction of being a working actor who is truly fulfilled.
Oh, and did you know that he wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the award-winning short film "Mad Santa"?
Tragically, Bruce Stewart Blain passed away on May 15, 2021, at the age of 55, leaving behind his loving daughter, Jessica Erin Chaisson, his mother, and several siblings, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
He will be remembered for his adventurous spirit, great big laugh, strong opinions, and determination, as well as his iconic role as an evil Santa Claus.
