Alle's educational journey began at Glebe High School, where he laid the foundation for his future endeavors. He then attended Carleton University for a semester, but ultimately decided that college wasn't the right path for him.
Instead, Alle pursued a variety of odd jobs, including events catering, asbestos removal, and working at his brother's Newfoundland Bakery. This experience helped him develop a strong work ethic and a sense of determination.
As he grew older, Alle's passion for the performing arts only intensified. He began taking stand-up comedy classes and soon became a regular on the Toronto comedy circuit. His hard work paid off when he won the quarterfinals of a contest to find Canada's funniest comedian, solidifying his decision to pursue a career in comedy.
Alle's stand-up comedy career took him to various comedy clubs across North America, including Caroline's, Dangerfield's, the Improv, and the Laugh Factory. He also landed lead roles in several independent films, including "The Events Leading Up to My Death" (1991) and "Prom Night IV: Deliver Us from Evil" (1991).
In addition to his film and television work, Alle also directed and acted in the film "Another House on Mercy Street" (1997). His television credits include guest roles on numerous shows.
Alle was known for his intense personality, quick wit, and infectious enthusiasm for life. He lived life to the fullest and unapologetically pursued his passions. Those who knew him have countless stories to share about his larger-than-life personality, and he will be deeply missed by all who loved him.
