Paul Gross

Gunless on DVD There's nothing 'common' about this western, no high noon showdowns, no fighting in the local tavern, no cattle drives, no railroad, but Gunless is a lot of fun! Paul Gross ('Passchendaele' and tv series 'Due South') plays an American gunslinger, set in his ways, who rides into a small town in Canada with a rope around his neck and dragging a broken tree branch at the other end, obviously he survived a hanging, but hot on his trail are a group of bounty hunters. He has a...Read Full Story

Once in a while I like to highlight independent or international films that I’ve seen and liked, but that I feel are little known, especially in the United States. My hope is that someone will read about the film and seek it out.   I recently saw the Canadian film “Passchendaele” (2008).  The film was produced, written, and directed by Paul Gross.   Oh, and if that wasn’t enough, Mr. Gross also stars in the film.  Before watching this film I had only seen Paul Gross in two mostly comedic...Read Full Story

In real life, husband and wife, Paul Gross and Martha Burns. Here they play Geoffrey and Ellen in Slings and Arrows . I am an extremely passion-filled person. I am intensely alive. And I discovered the television Canadian series Slings and Arrows on Youtube, while catching Paul Gross in another series that I was already familiar with, Due South . I ended up buying both the series on DVD and fell hard for the episode, “Birnam Wood”, because of the scene below. I have not typed the entire scene...Read Full Story

"Some general hull building info: Typical outline dimensions, depending on how much drive versus manueverability you want, range from 16" x 21.5"(+5) x 15" (manueverable) to 18.75" x 22.5" (+10) x 15" (drive). Bascially, the more drive, the more nose area and further up the wide point. The further up the wide point, the wider it needs to be in the center to keep the tail wide enough as the outline curve tapers in. 15" is a safe tail width a foot up. Build forward from that number for most...Read Full Story

Paul Gross, co-author of Creationism's Trojan Horse , has just reviewed David Berlinski's The Devil's Delusion . The review is up now at TalkReason and will be published in the next issue of Free Inquiry (get a subscription!). But let us look for substance. The book's dedication is mysterious and strangely moving. It is to the memory of the author's grandfather, and it consists of waypoints -- all in German -- on that man's path through the Nazi death camps toward his end in Auschwitz. One...Read Full Story

Paul Gross (born April 30th, 1959) is a Canadian actor, producer, director and writer born in Calgary, Alberta. He is internationally best known for his lead role in the television series Due South. ...Read Full Story

rating: 5/5 by: Epinions Author chiliqueen - Mention Paul Gross to an American, and the image that most people come up with is the uberpolite, by-the-book Mountie Benton Fraser from the Canadian series “D;ue South”. Paul’s dark, quirky humor still managed to surface through Frasier’s...Read Full Story

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FUNNY. . .............................................................. ............................................................... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Jny3zOSOFM A Love Song really of Canada... ............................................................... ............................................................... Video producer writes: One of Canada's music icons... Rita MacNeil singing about her home on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. All Canadians proudly think...Read Full Story