Ignition (2001) (Peter Scanlon)     » The movie is about an American engineered moon-landing, and co-stars Bill Pullman, Lena Olin, and Colm Feore. Shot in the Face (2001) (The Robber)     » Filmed in Regina, Saskatchewan, in August 2001, this film from the David and Jaymie Hansen stars not only Nick, but a number of other talented Canadians, including Bruce Ramsay, Katherine Isabelle, Benjamin Ratner, John Cassini, and Frank Cassini, and was made on a budget of $100,000. The Impossible Elephant (2001) (Steven Harris)     » Nick plays the father of a young boy named Daniel (Toronto's Mark Rendell) who wishes for the coolest possible pet, and gets an elephant! Steven (an investigative reporter) and Daniel, still reeling from the loss of Daniel's mother, disagree about what to do, and when Steven arranges for the zoo to pick 'Lumpy' up, Daniel does his best to break him out. Filmed in and about Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Lunch With Charles (2000/2001) (Matthew)     » Matthew is one of the romantic leads in this movie, a Buddhist who is being a fool for love. The movie is currently in production, shooting in Nick's home province of British Columbia, with scenes being shot in Penticton and Peachland (outside Kelowna). The movie is a joint project between Canada and Asia. The movie co-stars Canadian singer Bif Naked, who also had a guest starring role as Nastassja Momomamet in an episode of John Woo's Once a Thief. Vertical Limit (2000) (Tom McLaren)     » Tom is the mountain guide of an arrogant billionaire in this movie. He is injured, and the star mounts a heroic rescue. Guts to Glory (1996) (Unknown) Bad Company (1995) (Jake)     » Jake was Maggie Wells' male receptionist. From Pig to Oblivion (1993) (Stan's Friend)     » Nick and a friend try to cheer another friend up with a blow-up pig on his 30th birthday after his girlfriend dumps him. Directed by Simon Barry, this independent Canadian short was only ten minutes long. Xtro II: The Second Encounter (1990) (Lt. Baines)     » An alien menace has been let loose on the scientists who accidentally brought it over, and Lt. Baines is one of the men sent out to contain it. American Boyfriends (1989) (Ron)