BRENDAN FRASER (George) is one the finest actors of his generation, and is equally at home on the stage and on the screen.  The Seattle native acquired a wealth of adventures as a young boy growing up as member of a globe-trotting family traveling between Canada and Europe.  After graduating from high school in Toronto, Brendan attended SeattleÕs Cornish College of the Arts Actors Conservatory.  With an emphasis on physical performance, he graduated with a BFA in acting.  
	On stage, Fraser was recently seen in John Patrick ShanleyÕs ÒFour Dogs and a BoneÓ at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles, the production directed by Lawrence Kasdan.  For television he recently starred in ShowtimeÕs ÒTwilight of the GoldsÓ teaming him with Faye Dunaway.
 	Fraser made his motion picture debut in ÒDog Fight,Ó followed by Hollywood PicturesÕ hit comedy, ÒEncino ManÓ (playing a prehistoric teenager resurrected in modern-day suburbia).  He then starred in ÒSchool TiesÓ (with Chris OÕDonnell); ÒWith HonorsÓ (co-starring Joe Pesci); ÒThe ScoutÓ (starring with Albert Brooks); and ÒAirheads.Ó
	Among his recent film work are starring roles in ÒMrs. WinterbourneÓ (with Shirley MacLaine and Ricki Lake), and ÒStill Breathing,Ó directed by Jim Robinson.  He will soon begin filming a still untitled feature with Sir Ian McKellen and Lynn Redgrave, based on the Christopher Bram novel The Father of Frankenstein.