Heath Lamberts

Early life and education Lamberts was born James Lancaster in Toronto, Ontario, the eldest son of Cyril and Patricia Langcaster, a factor worker and retail clerk (respectively). In high school, he took a two-year course in art before leaving to study acting. At the NTS, Lamberts came under the tutelage of George Bloomfield, who cast Lamberts in the play The Red Eye of Love in Toronto in 1962, although still studying acting.

He also studied mime in Paris, France, at Le Coq d'Or.

He won a Dora Mavor Moore Award (the "Toronto Tony") for his role in the 1996 Toronto rivival of One for the Pot.

Theatre Some of Lamberts' many stage roles include the following.

1991 Counterstrike Sheldon Blake Episode: "Hidden Assets" 1992 Alligator Pie Mr. Hoobody Television Film

1998 Remember WENN Brian Wilburforce 1 episode