My Fellow Stargate Fans,
I recently interviewed Frank Cassini, currently of the hit CTV show The Bridge, but who you may also recognize as Colonel Sean Grieves from Stargate SG-1. The Bridge is a Canadian show recently picked up by CBS to air several episodes this summer starting July 10 and is based on the life
of Toronto police officer Craig Bromell. Frank plays retired cop Bernie Kantor, nicknamed Rabbi by his friends, who is somewhat of a mentor to his fellow officers.
In the course of the interview Frank discusses his take on Rabbi and his relationship to his fellow cops, as well as where he would like to see his character go: it was recently announced that the show has been picked up for a second season. It was also quite interesting to hear Frank’s view on Kantor and the other characters given that he himself is a fan of the show.
I recently caught up on the show myself, and constantly find myself intrigued by the direction in which they take the characters and the storylines as it is extremely different from most shows you see on television at the moment: they aren’t afraid to really make you question whether the characters are doing the right thing, and they are quite flawed.
Frank also talks about some of his previous movies and plays, and his path into acting and producing. Some of Frank’s previous work includes Wolf Lake, with Lou Diamond Phillips, as well as a movie he wrote and produced with his brother John Cassini – who is also in The Bridge – called Break A Leg. Frank and his business partner have a couple projects in the works at the moment with their production company Gastown Films.
Before I finish, I want to express my thanks to Patricia Bertrand and Kenn for helping set up this interview.
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NaddyCat
As always, thanks for reading and watching!
Nadine Ramsden
Hi Patricia,
I loved the interview with Frank as well. Nadine did a very nice job and I am sure that she will be pleased by your kind words. Thank you.
Best Regards
Well done, Naddycat.
Frank Cassini is a very good character actor who definitely excels in his role on The Bridge.
Thanks, Frank, for taking the time to share yourself with your fans.