William Vaughan

Biography

William C. Vaughan, a talented actor hailing from Halifax, Nova Scotia, showcased his passion for performing from a young age. His journey in the world of acting began with portraying Santa Claus in his Grade Primary Christmas Concert, where he dedicated eight weeks to perfecting a German accent for the role. As he continued to explore his craft, he took on diverse characters like the calculated Carlton in the musical Shortstop and a rapping toucan, demonstrating his versatility on stage.

After a brief hiatus to focus on playing the tuba, William reignited his acting career in High School, delving into challenging roles such as a Puerto Rican character in West Side Story, showcasing his dedication to transforming into different personas. Transitioning to the West Coast, he honed his skills at Vancouver Film School, graduating with honors and embarking on his professional journey in the entertainment industry.

William's early career saw him making appearances in projects like "I Love You Beth Cooper" and the Emmy-Nominated web series "Battlestar Galactica: The Face of the Enemy," where he began to make his mark in the industry. His talents continued to shine as he joined the cast of the series "Defying Gravity," witnessing his friends' interstellar adventures on screen, further solidifying his presence in the television landscape.

In his latest endeavor, William captivates audiences in the CBC series "Men With Brooms," where he portrays the endearing Curler, Matt. With his portrayal of this dim-witted yet kind-hearted character, William showcases his ability to bring depth and authenticity to his roles, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. As he continues to carve out a successful career in acting, William C. Vaughan's dedication to his craft and versatility as a performer continue to set him apart in the entertainment industry.