Doug Bowie is a prolific Canadian screenwriter and playwright, renowned for his extensive repertoire of film and television dramas. His notable works include The Newcomers, The Boy in Blue, Chasing Rainbows, Love and Larceny, Grand Larceny, and the beloved Christmas classic Must Be Santa.
Throughout his illustrious career, Bowie has garnered numerous accolades. He received an ACTRA Award for his work on the hit CBC mini-series Empire, Inc., and a Gemini Award for his outstanding contributions to television.
In addition to his television and film credits, Bowie has also made a significant impact on the stage. His plays have been met with critical acclaim, with notable mentions including the award-winning comedy The Noble Pursuit, Goodbye, Piccadilly, Love & Larceny (the musical),Rope's End, Till It Hurts, and Somewhere Beyond the Sea. The latter premiered in 2012 at the Thousand Islands Playhouse, where Bowie served as playwright-in-residence for many years.
