Jim Carrey.

Marie Dressler.
Walter Pidgeon.
Al Waxman.
Brent Butt on the comedic side.

Great description!

Wow, it's a sweet film.

I liked that too…did you see the sequel,
American Boyfriends
? Not nearly as good.
She grew up quickly, wasn't much longer after that she was doing nude scenes in
Cold Comfort
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Margaret Langrick!
I adore "My American Cousin"! What a sweet, unspoiled film!
"My life is over. I might as well dance with Johnny Slash!"

Yeah, she started learning French at a young.
From wiki:
Foster was a gifted child who learned to read at the age of three.[10][14] She attended the Lycée Français de Los Angeles, a French-language prep school.[14] Her fluency in French has enabled her to act in French films, and she also dubs herself in French-language versions of most of her English-language films.[
I think her brother was referring to time spent in Canada while she was filming. She was far too active making film/TV shows in the USA to live in Canada.

She was born in California, maybe spent time there making films and TV shows, but I do think her brother wrote much about her and living in Canada.
She has also lived in France and was very fluent in French from a young age.
'Echoes of a Summer' and 'The Blood of Others' are also among the Canadian films she acted in.
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I couldn't find any info on her parents nationality, but says she was raised in Los Angeles by her mom.
I'm only aware of The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane as being Canadian.
Maybe you're confusing her with another actress.

I'm pretty sure her family were Canadian…and she made a lot of films there in her younger years.
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I thought Jodie Foster was raised in L.A.? I've never read anything about her ever living in Canada.

Nice list…I would've said a few of those and I agree with OP's mention of Ryan Gosling.
I'm not sure if Jodie Foster counts, being that she was born in the US, but I think her family is Canadian and where she mostly lived.
I'd add -
Michael Ontkean
k.d. lang
Christopher Plummer
Francine Racette
Rossif Sutherland
Taylor Kitsch
Ian Tracey
Dayle Haddon
Margaret Langrick
John Wildman
Scott Bairstow
and maybe Stephen Amell and Seth Rogen
Hayden Christensen…depending on the role
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Gotcha. I know her from a ton of local stuff. Deadwood was big exposure for her super-freckled face.

honestly, i only recall her in Deadwood, but she was my favourite from the main cast there, that's why i had to mention her here.
suck it.

Ok, ok, those are good choices! I wasn't aware you knew Ms Parker! I have been a fan of hers for years.

that's true. well, i personally think they're all great on my list but a special shout-out to Molly Parker who was Mrs. Garrett in
Deadwood
, Jessica Paré who was Megan Calvet in
Mad Men
(Don's second wife) and Gloria Reuben who was Jeanie Boulet in
ER
.
suck it.

Tatiana, Rachel McAdams, Evangeline L, Kim Catrall, are all great.

suck it.

Lol. I have never seen a Mary Pickford film. I will come back to you with my faves from your list.

u don't watch films that were made before u were born? that's odd.
suck it.

I am too young to have appreciated Mary Pickford.

Tatiana Maslany
Rachel McAdams
Sarah Polley
Jessica Paré
Mary Pickford
Norma Shearer
Sandrine Holt
Elisha Cuthbert
Gloria Reuben
Mia Kirshner
Marie-Josée Croze
Shay Mitchell
Yvonne de Carlo
Molly Parker
Sarah Gadon
Geneviève Bujold
Anna Paquin
Rae Dawn Chong
Evangeline Lilly
Deborah Kara Unger
Fay Wray
Jennifer Tilly
Meg Tilly
Margot Kidder
Nina Dobrev
Emily VanCamp
Kim Cattrall
Emmanuelle Chriqui
Kristin Kreuk
Cobie Smulders
Nicole de Boer
Kathryn Winnick
Catherine O'Hara
&
Jason Priestley
@Brandon90210
suck it.

How about Dan Aykroyd?
Even though he is mostly known for comedy and BB2K sucked, I think he is underrated for small, dramatic roles like he had in Driving Miss Daisy.
And for straight up comedy I like
John Candy
and
Leslie Nielsen.
For more you can go there.
https://www.imdb.com/list/ls003056502/

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