Stephen McHattie

Actor
Director
Producer

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Stephen McHattie was born on 3 February 1947 in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada. He is an actor and director, known for Pontypool (2008), Watchmen (2009) and The Fountain (2006). He is married to Lisa Houle. They have three children. He was previously married to Meg Foster.

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Awards
- 4 wins & 14 nominations total

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Known for

Pontypool

6.5

Grant Mazzy

2008

Watchmen

7.6

Hollis Mason

2009

The Fountain

7.1

Grand Inquisitor Silecio

2006

Shoot 'Em Up

6.6

Hammerson

2007

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Actor

The Madness
6.4
TV Mini Series
- Emmett
- 2024
Accused
7.0
TV Series
- Joe
- 2024
Deaner '89
5.9
- Dack
- 2024
Sullivan's Crossing
7.2
TV Series
- 2024
Essex County
6.9
TV Mini Series
- Lou
- 2023
My Animal
4.8
- Henry
- 2023
Fixation
8.0
- 2022
Nightmare Alley
7.0
- Hobo #1
- 2021
Private Eyes
7.3
TV Series
- Leland Harrington
- 2020
Most Wanted
6.2
- Sergeant Frank Cooper
- 2020
October Faction
6.2
TV Series
- Samuel Allen
- 2020
Rabid
5.2
- Dr. Keloid
- 2019
Z
5.5
- Dr. Seager
- 2019
It Must Be Heaven
6.9
- Tarot Reader
- 2019
Come to Daddy
6.0
- Gordon
- 2019

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Producer

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Alternative names
- Steven McChattie
Height
- 5′ 11½″ (1.82 m)
Born
- February 3, 1947
- Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
Spouses
Relatives
- Wendell Smith(Sibling)
Other works
(April 10 to May 23, 1981) He acted in Friedrich Schiller's play, "Mary Stuart," at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, California with Marsha Mason, Michael Learned, Robert Foxworth and William Schallert in the cast. Jack O'Brien was director.

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Trivia
Perhaps his most famous appearance is in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) episode "In the Pale Moonlight," where he plays Romulan Senator Vreenak, who Captain Sisko, Avery Brooks, attempts to dupe into believing that the Dominion is about to invade his homeland. That episode is considered by many to be one of Star Trek's finest and his hissing delivery of the line "It's a FAKE!", regarding the recording Sisko provided, is especially popular.