Graeme Duffy

Graeme Duffy is a versatile actor, comedian, writer, and improv performer hailing from Vancouver. With a dynamic career in film and television, Duffy has made a significant mark on major U.S. networks, showcasing his talent in popular series such as *Psych*, *Mr. Young*, *Eureka*, *Fringe*, *Smallville*, *Supernatural*, *Battlestar Galactica*, and *The 4400*. His notable miniseries appearances include A&E's *The Andromeda Strain*, Steven Spielberg's acclaimed *Taken*, and Peter Berg’s *Virtuality*. On the big screen, Graeme has been featured in a variety of films, including *Elf*, *The Fantastic Four*, *The Possession*, and *Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2*.

In addition to his work in film and television, Duffy is an accomplished improv comic, regularly performing at the Vancouver TheatreSports League, where he hosts multiple shows each week. His innovative contributions to improv include co-creating unique formats like "Science," the world’s first improvised documentary comedy, and "Men in Suits," which draws inspiration from the work of playwright David Mamet.

Graeme is also a sought-after corporate entertainer, captivating audiences with his comedic skills. His performances have graced numerous comedy festivals across North America, solidifying his reputation as a talented and multifaceted performer in the entertainment industry.