Movies D.O.A. (19XX) Deadly Harvest (1975?) TV Movies Bionic Showdown, The:   The Six Million Dollar Man   and the Bionic Woman (1989) Cope Edison Twins II Ghost Mom (1993)   (a.k.a. Bury Me In Niagra,   Didn't We Bury You Yesterday) Hangin' in "Plasma Suite" Hush Little Baby Ikwe (1985) Learning to Fly Other Women's Children (1994) Paid Vacation Terror Stalks the Class Reunion   (a.k.a. For Better or Worse) (1992) TV Shows Airwolf (1984) Alfred Hitchcock Presents:   The Reunion Black Harbour (1996-1998) The Campbells (1995?) The Canadians   Ambush at Iroquois Point Diamonds (1987) Dracula, The Series:   The Rise and Fall of the   Romanian Vampire (1990)   Klaus Encounters of the   Interned Kind (1990)   (unknown episode name) (1990) Festival Series:   Earthbound For the Record:   Cementhead Forever Knight (1992-1995) The Great Detective   Death on Delivery Hidden Room:   Dangerous Dreams (1993) High Hopes Highlander:   Turnabout (1993) In Their Shoes:   The Loyalist The Judge Kung Fu, The Legend Continues:   (The Possessed) (1994) The Littlest Hobo   Once Upon a Tyme (1981)   Scavenger Hunt (pts 1 and 2) Matrix: Collateral Damage Outer Limits   Paradise? Robocop, The Series:    Provision 22 (1994) Side Street:   Once a Hero So the Story Goes:   (unknown episode names) Sweating Bullets:   For a Song (1991?) To Serve and Protect Stage Performances 1984 Blood of an Englishman Boys from Syracuse Candida Canuck Christmas Carol, A Cloud Nine Count Dracula Cyrano de Bergerac Cyrano de Bergerac Devil's Disciple Fantastiks The Fascinating Foundling Goodnight Disgrace Hamlet Henry V How He Lied to Her Husband Mass Appeal The Merchant of Venice A Midsummer Night's Dream Misalliance Music Cure My Fat Friend Pericles Red Emma The Relapse Richard III Ring Around the Moon Sleuth Taming of the Shrew Taming of the Shrew (1996) The Tempest The Three Musketeers Translations The Vortex The Winter Tale Gross Indecency,   The Three Trials of   Oscar Wilde

Geraint Wyn Davies Geraint Wyn Davies stars as the ruggedly handsome Nick Knight, a 13th century vampire struggling to regain his mortality while working as a homicide detective, in the dramatic adventure series "Forever Knight." The series is produced by Paragon Entertainment Corporation in association with TriStar Television and Germany's Telemnchen, and is syndicated domestically by Columbia TriStar Television Distribution. Born in Swansea, Wales, to a Welsh congregational preacher and a school teacher, Geraint was seven when he and his family moved to Canada. He graduated from Upper Canada College, after which he entered the University of Western Ontario, studying business and economics before deciding to pursue a career in acting. In 1976, Geraint made his professional stage debut in Quebec City, appearing in "The Fantasticks," "Red Emma" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream." After moving on to London's Centre Stage Theatre Company, he began to cross over into television and he completed his first feature film role in "Deadly Harvest" with Clint Walker. Performing for eight seasons in both the Shaw Festival and the Stratford Festival in Canada, Geraint gained a reputation as a gifted stage performer for his many presentations, including such roles as Fitzambay in "The Music Cure," Marchbanks in "Candida," Christian in "Cyrano de Bergerac," Nicky Lancaster in "The Vortex," Malcolm Lowry in "Goodnight Disgrace," Henry V in "Henry V," D'Artagnan in "The Three Muskateers" and Antipholus of Syracuse in the Rogers and Hart musical "The Boys from Syracuse." Other commercial stage performances include "My Fat Friend" in Los Angeles and "Sleuth" with Patrick McNee in Toronto. Geraint continued his stage career when he relocated to England by joining The British Actors Theatre Company as the lead in their production of "The Last Englishman." This was followed by two seasons with Wales' leading English theatre company, Theatre Clwyd, where he toured the United Kingdom as the lead in "An Enemy of the People" and "Hamlet." Most recently he has appeared as Petruccio in "Taming of the Shrew" and Carter in "Gross Indecency, The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde" On the small screen, he has appeared in numerous television movies, including "Ghost Mom," "Hush Little Baby," "Other Women's Children," "The Return of the Six Million Dollar Man," "Bury Me in Niagra," "Mother of Pearl," "Ikwe" and the Clive Donner film "For Better and For Worse"; played the lead in the television series "Airwolf" and "To Serve and Protect"; appeared as a regular on "The Judge" and "Dracula: The Series"; and made numerous guest starring appearances in such programs as "Robocop," "Kung Fu: The Legend Continues," "Highlander," "Hidden Room," "Matrix," "Diamonds" and many others. Currently, he is starring in the acclaimed Black Harbour, which will return for another season (Fall 1988). Geraint currently lives in Southern California with his wife and two children, Galen and Pyper.