Barclay Hope

Barclay Hope was born on Feb 25, 1958 in Canada. Barclay Hope's big-screen debut came with Hangin' In - Season 4 directed by Alan Erlich in 1983, strarring Scott / Kent / Monty. Barclay Hope is known for Upload directed by Jeffrey Blitz, Robbie Amell stars as Nathan Brown and Andy Allo as Nora Antony. The upcoming new movie Barclay Hope plays is Assault on Wall Street which will be released on Oct 12, 2022.

Barclay Hope is a veteran television actor whose numerous credits include film, television and stage. He has appeared in the television series The Hidden Room (1991), Le voyageur (1983), Top Cops (1990) and Alfred Hitchcock présente (1985). He has guest-starred in the series Chair de poule (1995), _"Forever Knight" (1992)_, Knightwatch (1988), Doc (2001), and had a recurring role on Street Legal (1987). His series credits also include La cinquième dimension (1985), as well as Taking the Falls (1995), E.N.G. reporters de choc (1989) and Ready or Not (1993). He played "Peter Axon" in all four seasons of the Canadian television series, Psi Factor, chroniques du paranormal (1996), from 1996-2000, narrated by Dan Aykroyd. His television movie credits include Strange Justice (1999), starring Louis Gossett Jr., Dead Silence (1997), with James Garner, Disney's The Wonderful World of Disney: Le parfum du succès (1998), with Tony Danza, Danielle Steel's Remembrance (1996), The Wonderful World of Disney: The Facts of Life Reunion (2001), Mary Higgins Clark's Mary Higgins Clark : Tu m'appartiens (2002) and Atom Egoyan's Les cendres de la gloire (1993), among many others. He also performed the lead role in the TV movie, The Long Road Home (1989), and was an Executive Producer of and appeared in the short film The Wager (1998) On stage, Hope has performed in both Toronto's Royal Alexandra Theatre and the Manitoba Theatre Centre productions of "The Heidi Chronicles". He also appeared in Theatre Direct's "Getting Wrecked", Limelight Dinner Theatre's "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas", and the Stratford Festival's "Death of a Salesman" and "The Country Wife". One of his most recent production ventures was the production of "Birthday Cake", a short film he produced, and which screened at many different film festivals, debuting at the Palm Springs Film Festival in 2000. Barclay Hope attended Lakefield College in Ontario, Canada, and now lives in Vancouver with his wife, Lindsay Collins and their 3 children.