Denis Forest

Biography

Denis Forest (September 5th, 1960 - March 18th, 2002) was a Canadian American Character Actor who was known for playing villains, Most Notably in the Academy Award-nominated blockbusters The Mask (1994) and Cliffhanger (1993). He appeared in 52 movies and tv shows. He passed away from a Massive Stroke on March 18th, 2002 in Los Angeles while having dinner with some friends.

Known For

The X-Files

Lone Man

The Shield

Lonnie Reborg

The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Curt Slessinger

Due South

Jolly Hughes

Pacific Blue

Jordan Cane

War of the Worlds

Martin Cole

War of the Worlds

Malzor

Storm of the Century

Kirk Freeman

Filmography

Year	Movie	Role
2003	Detonator	Steve Kerwin
1999	Hidden Agenda	Christoph
1997	Last Stand at Saber River	Cornet
1997	Dead Men Can't Dance	Dennis Larson
1996	Where Truth Lies	Jonas Kellar
1996	Eraser	Technician
1994	New Crime City: Los Angeles 2020	Wizard
1994	The Mask	Sweet Eddy
1994	Against the Wall	Denny
1993	Cliffhanger	Heldon
1991	Wedlock	Puce
1990	Destiny To Order	Chicout
1989	Champagne Charlie	Paul Lampin
1989	The Long Road Home	Michael Posen
1989	Lonely Child: The Imaginary World of Claude Vivier	Claude Vivier - Age 26
1988	Tadpole and the Whale	Marcel
1987	Ford: The Man and the Machine	Henry II
1987	The Liberators	Brandt
1986	The Climb	Hermann Kollensperger
1985	Head Office	Rich
1983	Strange Brew	Policeman

Year	TV Show	Role
2002	The Shield	Lonnie Reborg
2000	The Invisible Man	Dante
1999	Storm of the Century	Kirk Freeman
1996	Andersonville	Mad Matthew
1996	Pacific Blue	Jordan Cane
1994	Due South	Jolly Hughes
1993	The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.	Will Swill
1993	The X-Files	Lone Man
1992	Nightmare Cafe	Philip Benning
1990	Counterstrike	Carter Fleming
1990	Super Force
1988	War of the Worlds	Martin Cole
1988	War of the Worlds	Malzor
1987	Friday the 13th: The Series	Eddie Monroe
1987	Friday the 13th: The Series	Stewart Pangborn / Harry Braeden
1987	Friday the 13th: The Series	Aubrey Daniel Ross
1987	Friday the 13th: The Series	Donald Wren
1985	The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents	Curt Slessinger