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BIO

Jennifer Dale was born on January 16, 1956, in Toronto, Ontario. She attented the National Theatre school in Montreal when she was eighteen years old and went on to join the Stratford Festival company. The versatile Jennifer Dale's prolific career now spans four decades : she is one of Canada's most familiar faces.

Among her many television projects, Jennifer starred to acclaim as a turn-of-the-century con woman in the 1985 CBC miniseries, Love And Larceny and seven years later in its sequel, Grand Larceny.

Prior to Power Play, she starred as the Director in the series John Woo's Once a Thief and was part of the cast during the second season of "Side Effects" as Dr. Liz Anderson. She also guest starred on numerous shows, including The Twilight Zone, Ray Bradbury Theater, Forever Knight, Due South, and more recently, Mutant X and Monk.

In the movies, she starred in Robert Lantos' Suzanne (1980), for which she won praise, and also Separate Vacations, Whale Music, and Full Frontal, among many others.

She has been nominated 6 times for a Gemini Award, and in 2003 she received the Earle Grey Award, which is presented to an individual for their exceptional body of work as an actor and their significant contribution to Canadian Television.

On Power Play, Jennifer Dale plays the role of Samantha Robins.

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