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Charlie DavidCanadian actor, writer, director and producer
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 Canada |
Content:
- Biography of Charlie David
- Acting and Television Career
- Dante's Cove and Writing Career
- Producer and Filmmaker
Biography of Charlie David
Early Life and CareerCharlie David Lubiniecki, known professionally as Charlie David, was born on August 9, 1980, in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. He grew up in Yorkton and during his high school years, he performed with the group 'Sask Express'. After graduating from the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria, British Columbia, in 2002, Charlie became one of the founding members of the boy band '4Now', where he played the piano. The group had the opportunity to open for popular acts such as Destiny's Child, The Black Eyed Peas, and Pink before disbanding.
Acting and Television Career
Following the breakup of '4Now', Charlie David developed an interest in acting and television hosting. He worked on various channels, including E! Television, NBC, OUTtv, and Life Network. Charlie hosted shows such as 'F.Y.E!', 'SpyTV', 'Bump!', and 'Crash Test Mommy'. In 2005, he landed roles in the Canadian mini-series 'Terminal City' and appeared in LGBTQ+ films such as 'A Four Letter Word' (2007) and 'Kiss the Bride' (2008).
Dante's Cove and Writing Career
Charlie David gained recognition and a dedicated fan base for his role as Toby Moraitis in the gothic LGBTQ+ series 'Dante's Cove' which aired from 2005 to 2007. His portrayal of Toby, a young man in a committed monogamous relationship, earned him a reputation as a heartthrob. Charlie also wrote the novel and screenplay for the film 'Mulligans' (2008) in which he played one of the main roles. The film explores the complexities that arise when a young man and his friend's father realize their mutual attraction.
Charlie David's literary talent and interest in LGBTQ+ themes are evident in his works. He published the novel 'Boy Midflight' and the collection of short stories 'Shadowlands', both receiving acclaim. In 2005, he was recognized by 'Out Magazine' and included in their list of 100 outstanding individuals for his contributions to gay culture.
Producer and Filmmaker
In addition to his acting and writing pursuits, Charlie David ventured into producing and directing. In 2010, he starred in the independent film 'Judas Kiss', portraying a washed-up director who gets the chance to change his troubled past. From 2012 to 2013, Charlie served as a producer, writer, and director for the documentary films 'I'm A Stripper' and 'Positive Youth', the latter focusing on young people living with HIV/AIDS. He aimed to provide hope and let them know they are not alone in their struggles.
With his ongoing dedication to writing and filmmaking, Charlie David continues to make his mark in the entertainment industry.
