Serge Houde is a multifaceted Canadian character actor, renowned for his versatility in portraying a wide range of characters, from good to bad, on both the big and small screens.
His impressive acting credits include a poignant performance as the father of Joseph Gordon-Levitt's character, suffering from Alzheimer's disease, in the 2011 film "50/50".
Additionally, Houde brought to life the volatile Mafia boss Sam Giancana, opposite the talented Tom Wilkinson, in the 2011 miniseries "The Kennedys".
Before embarking on his acting career, Houde had already achieved significant success in other fields. At the age of 35, he transitioned from a successful career as an award-winning Advertising Executive for IKEA to pursuing his passion for acting.
Prior to this, Houde had also worked as an internationally published wildlife photojournalist for National Geographic, a testament to his diverse skill set and adaptability.
Despite having no formal training, Houde's raw talent, determination, and passion for acting quickly propelled him to success in the industry. He has accumulated almost 150 credits on IMDb and has worked on a variety of television shows, including "Hell on Wheels", "The Killing", "Supernatural", and "Psych".
One of his notable performances was in the 2013 series "Played", which earned him a 2014 Leo Award nomination for Best Guest Performance by an Actor in a Dramatic Series.
Throughout his career, Houde has consistently demonstrated his range and versatility as an actor, solidifying his position as a respected figure in the entertainment industry.
