RUST Cast

CORBIN BERNSEN (James Moore)

Corbin Bernsen wrote, directed, and stars in RUST, perhaps his most personal film to date. He currently stars as Henry Spencer on the USA Network's hit original series "Psych." Corbin was catapulted to stardom by the 1980s' hit NBC TV show "L.A. Law," playing Arnold Becker. During the show's run, he appeared on more than 50 magazine covers, earned both Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, and hosted "Saturday Night Live." He has also appeared on "Seinfeld" and "The Larry Sanders Show." Among his feature films, he's starred in Hello Again, Disorganized Crime, Shattered, and as the Cleveland Indians' third baseman-turned-owner Roger Dorn in the popular Major League series of films. Among his many other film credits: the 2001 Christian-themed Judgment, Tales From the Hood, and The Great White Hype. Corbin also appeared with Robert Downey Jr. and Val Kilmer in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Corbin lives in Los Angeles with his wife, actress Amanda Pays, and their four sons.

LLOYD ALLEN WARNER (Travis)

Lloyd Allen Warner was born in Kipling, Saskatchewan, Canada. As a child, Lloyd spent his time at the family farm where he learned various skills. Lloyd continues to hone these skills, repairing old computers, stereos, and bicycles. Lloyd landed a principal role in RUST playing Travis, one of the key characters in Corbin Bernsen's screenplay. When asked how he became an actor, Lloyd says, "I was sitting in the hotel having a coffee. Someone said I should go and audition. They were joking. I thought to myself, why not?" And the rest is cinematic history. Lloyd is currently an employee of SeedHawk Inc. and is patiently awaiting his next film role. Learn more about Lloyd's incredible journey in this behind-the-scenes video.

LORNE CARDINAL (Duane)

Having just wrapped six seasons of the hit Canadian TV show "Corner Gas," Lorne Cardinal will be seen in two upcoming features besides RUST: Fathers and Sons and Flicka 2. Lorne's feature credits include Insomnia with Robin Williams and Al Pacino, and Ice Bound with Susan Sarandon. His television work includes "Jake and the Kid," "North of 60," and "Lonesome Dove." Lorne's performance in the TV movie "Tecumseh: The Last Warrior" earned him a First Americans in the Arts nomination for Best Supporting Actor. He also directed the Vancouver premiere of the Thomson Highway play, "Ernestine Shuswap Gets Her Trout." A graduate of the University of Alberta, Lorne is a native of Sucker Creek First Nations in Alberta and now makes his home in Squamish, British Columbia.

FRANK GALL (Glen Moore)

Frank Gall has had a lifetime of careers, friendships, and opportunities to celebrate including his most recent role in RUST as the father of Corbin Bernsen's character. He is better known for his honest and rewarding 45-year farming career, his partnership with P.M.U. farmers (renting his mares), operating a grain elevator in Windthorst, and his eight years of service on the School Board. "I don't believe that I did anything great in life, but sometimes the small stuff can be great, I suppose. If you concentrate on doing for someone else, good things will come back to you." Frank and his wife of 50 years have eight children and 24 grandchildren. As for his "Hollywood" debut, he thought his audition was iffy, but Corbin saw the perfect person for the role of Glen.

AUDREY TENNANT (Mary)

Audrey Tennant has been married to Brian for more than 30 years and is the mother of three children: Kirsten, Fraser, and Kelsey. Raised on a farm in Arcola, Saskatchewan, Audrey has worked as a nursing assistant on a maternity ward, as the inaugural economic development officer for Kipling, as a logistics co-coordinator for a Dutch swine breeding company, and as a home health care assistant. As far as acting, it fits right in with her life's philosophy: "Do something every day you never thought possible and you will have a rich and varied life!"

KIRSTEN COLLINS (Amanda)

Kirsten Collins was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta. Although a teenager, Kirsten is no stranger to the entertainment business. While RUST is her acting debut, Kirsten is an accomplished recording artist. At the age of 9, she was performing in front of audiences as large as 3,000 people. Kirsten won the 2005 Calgary Junior Idol competition and has recorded an album in Los Angeles with Grammy award-winning producer Brian Kennedy. Kirsten can be heard singing during the closing credits of RUST.

Rev. JOHN G. HUTCHINSON (Pastor Barrow)

You could say Rev. John G. Hutchinson was born to play the role of Pastor Barrow in RUST. Naturally, it was an easy fit. John was born, raised, and educated in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and has been in Christian ministry for 56 continuous years. At various times, he has been a pastor, youth worker, missionary, evangelist, Bible College teacher, conference speaker, and inter-denominational leader. From 1955 to 1966, Rev. John and his family spent two 5-year terms serving in India with Youth For Christ International.

JUDITH DAVIES (Mrs. Wexler)

Judith Davies has been married more than 40 years to her husband Fred. They have two sons and a daughter: Tim, Todd, and Chantelle Haw, and seven wonderful grandchildren. Judith worked as a secretary, stenographer, and for 30 years in the healthcare field as a special care aid, an activities director, and an adult daycare coordinator in a Seniors Citizens Home.

NOLAN HUBBARD (Drew)

Nolan Hubbard has been involved in acting since his debut in a school play, "Slapshot Santa," playing the role of Wayne Greatskate. Among his other school productions: "Pure Genius," which Nolan and a friend wrote and directed. Although most of his acting has been the stage, Nolan isn't a stranger to film work. He was an extra in a Drew Barrymore film, Skipped Parts, and made his Hollywood debut in Corbin Bernsen's movie Donna on Demand. Nolan earned that role as a part of the Red Paper Clip trade.

RYDER DEBRECENI (Ian)

Ryder Debreceni was born and raised in Kipling where he currently attends Kipling High School. "This is my first movie so far, but I hope to be in more. I think it has been quite the experience for me, but it's nice to have people that I know sharing the experience with me."

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