American Reacts to Celebrities You Didn't Know Are Canadian 

Hmm I'm Canadian and I have no idea who Shay Mitchell is. There a lot of people that should have been on this list: William Shatner, James Doohan, Michael J. Fox, Donald and Kiefer Sutherland, Graham Greene, Bruce Greenwood, Ryan Reynolds, Christopher Plummer, Margot Kidder, Neve Campbell, Tricia Helfer, Cobie Smulders, etc...

Keanu Reeves is not only Canadian, he's also one of the best Human Beings on Earth :)

I was surprised Ryan Reynolds wasn't on the list. Talk about an A-list celebrity (and helluva nice guy!) who happens to be Canadian! 😃🇨🇦

As a 60 year old Canadian I can say the following; Milk in a bag is a thing in like one province. I have never heard anyone say aboot in my 60 years on this planet, and we say sOrry, not sarry. Friends was big in Canada as were a lot of other American TV shows. Reeves is a real class act. When he made it huge with The Matrix, he had another gig booked to play Shakesphere in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada, and like a true son he came here and fulfulled his obligation while many other people would have cancelled their gig in a small market Canadian city. Classy guy. I'd love to meet him.

You mentioned the term America's Sweetheart. That term was first used to describe an actress from Canada from over 100 years ago. Her name was Mary Pickford. She was very instrumental in the forming of the Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences as well as a founding member of United Artists.

Lorne Michaels, the creator of Saturday Night Live is Canadian and as a result many of the most iconic comedians that came from that show were also Canadian: Dan Aykroyd, Phil Hartman, Norm MacDonald, Mark McKinney, Mike Myers, Martin Short, Eugene Levy, John Candy, Rick Moranis, Catherine O'Hara to name a few.

As a Canadian, I have a feeling that American education in most things is restricted to things “American”, rather than learning about anything or anyone else. You have touched lightly upon Canadians’ contribution to American Culture, so that’s better than nothing. Cheers!

Smarties in Canada are not the same thing as the ones in the US, our smarties are sorta like M&Ms; chocolate with a coloured candy shell. They taste a little different and are flatter. What Americans know as Smarties is marketted in Canada as Rockets and they really only come around for Halloween, don't really see them year-long.

I’m from Edmonton and here is a fun fact, for 24 hours our city hall was officially called “The Nathan Fillion Civilian Pavilion” I believe it was because Nathan got his roll as Malcom Reynolds. And we were proud haha.

If you’d like to watch an amazing Canadian show with all Canadian actors, I highly recommend that you watch Schitt’s Creek!

Keanu embodies and represents everything good about Canada, I think he should be a life time ambassador for us.

I would have to say YES, most Canadians are fully aware of how Americans and the world see us. We are self aware and not afraid to point out our shortcomings. We are just as patriotic as Americans, just a lot quieter about it unless we are challenged on it or someone says that Canadians are the same as Americans. We are similar in SOME respects to the USA, but our differences are miles apart. There is a reason why so many American travelers sew a Canadian flag patch onto back packs ;)

Here's one I'm surprised she didn't add, Kiefer Sutherland. His grandfather, Tommy Douglas, is one of the most famous Canadian's and a Canadian hero; he's known as the father of healthcare. He was also the Premier of Saskatchewan. You should look him up.

Paul Anka, Brian Adams, the late Alex Trebek, the late John Candy, Martin Short, any many more.

You absolutely NEED to watch Firefly. It is like a Space Western... awesome- like cult-like

Rebecca, the announcer in the video is describing Canadians and the use of "eh?" because she is a Canadian, in fact the whole Watchmojo video franchise is Canadian. Canadians have been a part of Hollywood from Mary Pickford to Ryan Reynolds, Michael J. Fox to Kiefer Sutherland and his Dad, Donald Sutherland. William Shatner, Christopher Plumber, Lorne Michaels, Evangeline Lily, Pamela Anderson, Catherine Ohara, Elisha Cuthbert, Carrie-Anne Moss, Mike Myers, Michael Cera, Will Arnett, Danny Aykroyd, Hayden Christensen, Martin Short, John Candy, Leslie Nielsen, Nina Dobrev, Rae Dawn Chong, Natasha Henstridge, Eugene Levy, Rick Moranis, Jennifer Tilly, Sarah Polley, Sarah Chalke, Meg Tilly, Phil Hartman, Raymond Burr, Finn Wolfhard, Kim Cattrall, Jason Priestly, Brendon Fraser, Tommy Chong, Corey Haim, Anna Paquin and many, many more. Basically, Canada OWNS Hollywood!,....Sorry eh?

I love the labeling of Mean Girls as an ‘iconic film in America’. It’s definitely a true statement, but it was filmed in Toronto and half of my high school was cast as extras. Watching that movie is like looking through my high school yearbook lol

Also, Mary Pickford, known as America's sweetheart, back in the silent film era was Canadian

Everytime Celine Dion appears for Switzerland in the ESC 1988, people ask if she is from Switzerland. No, she is from Canada, and just so happened to be chosen for the Eurovision. She won it at just 20 years of age, starting her huge career through the 90s, peaking with "My Heart will go on".

As Canadians we know we apologize too much, it's why they've literally passed a law that someone saying "I'm sorry" isn't an admission of guilt 😂 There are SO many other Canadian celebrities that could've been on here too.

I think what Tyler is discovering, is that American comedy is actually Canadian. We're a funny bunch up here.

One of the reasons so many Canadians end up becoming well-known American Stars is that so many American TV shows and movies are filmed in Canada. You'd be amazed to learn how many really popular films and shows are all made here with Canadian talent.

What you call Smarties we in Canada call Rockets, and Smarties are hard shelled chocolate candy

James Cameron is Canadian. He comes from the northern Ontario town of Kapuskasing. Then there's Shania Twain who additionally came from northern Ontario. Also, an actor that is lesser known today by the younger generation is Alan Thicke, who stared in the series "Growing Pains". Alan came from Kirkland Lake in, you guessed it, northern Ontario. Just a few tidbits: from my front door I can see the house where Shania Twain lived. As a matter of fact her step-father Jerry Twain bought the house from my grandfather. And from my back door I can see Justin Bieber's great-grandmother's house. I've known Justin's great-grandmother all my life. Justin's maternal grandmother once came to my door thinking the previous owners still lived here. She told me she used to babysit in my house. I still remember when Justin's grandmother was married. It's a small, small world!

William Shatner, Michael J. Fox, John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, Mike Myers, and so many more.

There are lots more Kiefer Sutherland, his father, Donald Sutherland, Jason Priestly, John Candy, Lorne Greene (Bonanza), Ryan Reynolds, Michael J. Fox, William Shatner, James Doohan, Dan Aykroyd, Martin Short, Christopher Plummer, Will Arnett, Eugene Levy, Rick Moranis, Bruce Greenwood, Kim Cattrall, Brendan Fraser, Tommy Chong, Raymond Burr ... and many more

One addition everyone seems to have missed: Celine Dion, a megastar, sold more than 200 million records the world over, she is worth $820 million on Forbes list as of 2022. She was the last of a family of 14 children, born in a modest subburb of Montréal in 1968.

Going back in history, the women who won the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Oscar for best actress were all Canadians: Mary Pickford, Norma Shearer and Marie Dressler, not to mention Yvonne Decarlo in the Munsters and Raymond Burr…

As well as the celebrates shown below by Patrick, we should also include some singers such as: Celine Dion, Shania Twain, Drake, Terry Clark, Ann Murray, & Gordon Lightfoot.

Shaun Ashmore starred as the title character in "Terry," a 2005 film about Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope. His portrayal of our Canadian hero is the ONLY film I always think of when I remember him.

There's been quite a lot of Canadian actors thats been an icon to most Americans growing up like Mike Myers, and cant forget the late great John Candy, and McCully Culkin's mother in Home Alone was played by Catherine O'Hara also from (Schitt's Creek) with Eugene Levy. Martin Short is also Canadian....so many funny people..the reason for this is probably Lorne Michaels a Canadian also..and is the producer of Saturday Night Live.

Canadians are co-anchors on USA cable news networks, GMA-ABC, NBC- Dateline, 60 minutes, and many top game shows were Canadian hosts, Monty Hall, Alec Trebek. MUSIC artists are singing or producing a large amount of the top 100. Shawn Mendes, Celine Dion, Avril Lavigne, The Weekend, are Canadian. Half of the NETFLIX production happens in BC CANADA 23 films or TV projects are in the process on any day in BC. And don;t forget "the Property Brothers" Drew and Jonathan.

You are so freaking sweet. As a 61 year old Canadian, I find your videos refreshing, and uplifting. Your delivery is epic. Just an average American? We’d like to see more of you. You have such a lovely personality. Your humility, and candor are two traits that Canadians, generally, admire greatly. Such a nice person. Peace ✌🏼 out, “Brother from another Mother.” 🇺🇸 🌊🌊🏄🏼‍♀️🌲🦌 Nanoose Bay BC {Vancouver Island} 🇨🇦 The Great White North 🤦🏼‍♂️ PS Surfing is a thing here. Who knew? Check out Tofino and Uculet. (Don’t tell too many people 🤣🌺)

Lorne Greene from Battlestar Galactica 1978, Rick Moranis, Dan Ackroyd, Martin Short.

Nathan Fillion played one of the several adult versions of Joey Buchanan on the soap opera One Life to Live. He later went on to star in Firefly and its later movie, called Serenity. Firefly is a mashup of science fiction and western, combining adventure, war, occasionally campy humor, creepy SF, and social commentary. They did all that in less than two dozen episodes. Fun fact: Somebody wrote a fanfic story combining Firefly and Downton Abbey. It's bizarre, but it works.

As a Canadian, I'm really glad you do these videos.

Hi Tyler, I am a Canadian and I am really enjoying your videos! Thank you for having the interest and taking the time to learn and share information about Canada! Here in Nova Scotia our entire eighth grade geography used to be about the United Sates! As part of that, we had to learn how to label all of the states as well as their capitals on a map! While I've always been thankful for that knowledge, I must confess, I couldn't do it now! lol Keep up the great work and come visit us sometime!

If you hire Canadian actors, and shoot a bit in Canada, you get through our broadcasting laws. So most productions will try to find something Canada to be able to assure they can participate in the Canadian market. There is a reason that Vancouver is called Hollywood north, because so many things are filmed here, and for good reason too, you have like 10 different types of shooting locations all within a few hour drive. Plus its usually cheaper to film here. If you're watching a hallmark Christmas movie, like 60% of them are shot in fort Langley, its basically become the iconic Average American town. If a movie is in New York its usually shot in Toronto, if it takes place in a generic American city its most likely Vancouver. Its a fun game my family plays to spot the location of something, sometimes Ill just be watching a movie and be like oh thats just down the street from my friends house. This also boosts Canadian actors because its easier hiring citizens then getting work visas for your crew.

Matthew Perry was Canadian, he was so amazing and funny and he was so strong and faught against his addiction. RIP Matthew

I just came across your series; I watched your review of the I am Canadian Molson ad campaign, Tragically Hip profile and now this. Watching you learn about Canadian culture is like watching a child learn and grow - it's enjoyable, scary (you might regress for some unknown reason), but mostly wishing the maturity could be spread all across your nation. Yes, we Canadians are the adults in the room. I might regret saying that, but not yet.

We watch a lot of US tv in Canada,so we are quite aware of the steriotypes. Doohan (Scotty in the original Star Trek) is a Canadian war hero, and stormed the Normandy beaches in the Second World War. Surprised Eugine Levy was not on the list.

Firefly is the quintessential Space cowboy show, it's incredible but was sadly canceled after its only season. It does have a movie though, which wraps things up in a nice way. Also my aunt was best friends with Nathan Fillian when they were kids, he was a scrawny, lanky kid that would come over to our family house all the time.

If you haven’t seen Firefly, you are seriously missing out! Based on your sense of humour, I really think you’d love it. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! It’s usually streaming somewhere, but if you can’t find it there, do yourself a solid and buy the dvds.

"Are Canadians very aware of American stereotypes of Canadians?" You need to watch Bob and Doug McKenzie for the answer to that.

I recently found your channel, and am enjoying catching up on the older videos. Lots of comments here, but here's something that might not have been mentioned. "The Rookie" actually has three stars that are Canadian. Nathan Fillion, one of the Ashmore brothers, and Melissa O'Neill, who was the Canadian Idol singer in Season 3. Fillion, who's a producer on Rookie, tends to adopt other Canadians, as he did on "Castle", where his female co-star, was Canadian. One of the most important Canadians in entertainment, responsible for so many American and Canadian comics and comedies being made (some were even good), is Lorne Michaels, the creator and still producer of SNL. I really like the way you approach learning about things you don't/didn't know. More people, everywhere, should be curious, open and respectful, as you are.

The Weeknd, Drake, Justin Bieber, Shawn Mendes, Neil Young, Rush, Three Days Grace and Finger Eleven are some more Canadian bands and artists I can think of off the top of my head.

Im a Canadian. I say Saw-rie, not Sore-rie. And literally NO ONE in Canada says aboot. We say about like everyone else

If you can find it, there was a tv special called the Canadian Conspiracy, done by Eugene Levy, a humorous look at Canadian's who made it big in the States. One other not mentioned,although not an actor, Lorne Michaels of SNL fame

You have no idea how sweet it is for us to see you so curious and wanting to know more about Canada 😍 for decades, as a French-canadian each year summer vacationing everywhere on the east coast, Americans were not always that nice, especially teens. We were made the butt of the joke always, snobbed, intimidated and bullied, laughed at, ridiculed, especially us with our English accent.. Great places, but most of the time I came back home after 2-3 weeks feeling like shit honestly. And today, to see young people like show genuine interest in getting to know us, in what we do, etc, is very heart warming 🥰.

Hi Tyler, congrats on your curiousity about Canada. So refreshing. I'm a Canuçk who sang in a black gospel choir out of southern Washington State. I was shocked that they referred to me as an Arcadian:). The two Ryans, Gosling and Reynolds, along with Keanu and Michael J Fox are my favourites. And Shawn Mendes--so darn cute and humble. Here's a helpful tip to suss out the "hidden Canadians". Watch any interview they do; if it's loaded with self-deprecating humour, you've likely unearthed a Canadian! Keep up your good work. We love that you're making an effort!

Also you should watch “Canada Loves You Back” a song written for Ryan Reynolds when he won a Governor General's Performing Arts Awards (he’s also Canadian) - it’s got a lot of inside Canadian jokes, but I’d be interested to see your take on it.

I'm obsessed with your videos atm...LOL...been watching them all! Even as a Canadian, I've been learning alongside you. Thanks for taking the time to learn about Canada and being so open-minded. Always glad to help out :)

I'm a Canadian who's constantly suprised to learn that a celebrity is Canadian. Latest one for me (before seeing this video) was Carrie-Anne Moss

For you gamers in here, Warframe is made by a Canadian company, Digital Extremes. :) They’re based in London, Ontario, Canada, two hours from Toronto . And uh though I’m not gonna admit, Tom Cruise spent part of his childhood in Ottawa, Canada. His father worked for the Canadian military. Oh! James Cameron is Canadian as well. Guy who made Terminator, Alien, Titanic and lately, Avatar.

Yes as a Canadian we are proud of our actors and singers.

Yes, many American TV shows air in Canada at the same time, it is called simulcast where a Canadian TV channel airs the show at the same time as the US channel. A lot of movies are filmed in Canada. I live in Toronto and I run into a movie set at least once every 2-3 months.

They missed out so many more ie John Candy, Ryan Reynolds,William Shatner, Christopher Plummer ❤️🇨🇦

They forgot the other Canadian Ryan, Ryan Reynolds. I'm shocked... Isn't he bigger than Gosling? Or maybe it's just that people already know Reynolds is a Canuck?... Thanks Ty ler!

I love your channel and the way you try to make sense of everything you see! Methinks there is a writer inside you trying to get out! ❤

Just adding a few more older examples - Fay Wray from the 1933 King Kong, Mary Pickford "America's Sweetheart" 1920's to 1950''s, Lorne Greene the patriarch from Bonanza (1960's to 1970's)

Tyler, your channel is great! So real and unbiased, nice to have a fresh honest view…keep up the videos.

Canadian Smarties are similar to candy coated M&Ms, but better.

As a Canadian, I love these videos and they bring me so much entertainment.

I never watched the new generation of Degrassi, but I’ve found the fist series from the 80’s the best. And laughed at how big they made a “hit” of LSD look in one episode. They talked about real world problems, teenage pregnancy along with a ton of other great episodes

First saw Ryan gosling in breaker high in the late 90’s. Never would have thought he would turn out the way he did

Ketchup chips are the best chips ever created, especially the Old Dutch brand.

I went to high school with Nathan Fillion and his brother Jeff. His mom was my english teacher. I partied with him a lot. They missed John Candy, Ryan Reynolds.

The female co-star, in a police uniform, talking with Nathan Fillion (from Edmonton, Alberta) in the clip from "The Rookie" is also Canadian (Calgary, Alberta).

Fun fact: in 1984 - pre-Friends and fame of any kind - I made Matthew Perry spit his drink one night bc I made him laugh so hard. We had mutuals, but didn't know each other well at all. So yeah, he was much amused by my sarcasm - accompanied with a small gesture, that was only intended for myself - that NO ONE heard or noticed but him... and he knew it. To make this random person unexpectedly crack up like that, saved what would've otherwise been an extremely lame night, but little did I know. And little did I know (what we all soon knew shortly after) that that shared appreciation and type of sarcastic humour would later become his claim to fame. No one did it on screen like he could, but I do have to say that I think there's a certain dry and sarcastic wit that is very typically Canadian.

Tyler thank you for making this videos I must say I'm a very proud Canadian this is I'm sure you are very proud American but I really appreciate the effort you are making and yes I know the stereotypes that Americans feel about Canadians hopefully we can change that

Hollywood got rolling with Canadian talent. Max Sennett born in Quebec, moved to the states at 17. Was a vaudeville actor in New Work. Started the Keystone studios in LA that had the first enclosed studio sound stage in the area that produced comedy shorts with just about every known silent film star.

Friends have also been reallly popular here in Canada as well! Many TV Series done in the US were very popular here, even for us French Quebeckers, we as well loved to watch those TV Series back in those days!

I happened to be in the kitchen while my husband was watching a movie (turned out to be First Man). I heard the actor say "Saskatchewan" AND said it correctly. I hollered out "Hey, that guy HAS to be Canadian! He pronounced it correctly!" That is how I know Canadians when I'm abroad. They can say Saskatchewan. ;)

Rachel McAdams was born in a hospital in London, Ontario, but was raised and went to school in St. Thomas, Ontario about 30 minutes from London.

I'm Canadian and enjoying the surprise look on your face when you hear the names of mega stars from your north. Great video.👍

Missed a few other Canadian celebs, Kiefer Sutherland, Donald Sutherland, William Shatner, Hayden Christensen, Finn Wolfhard, Stephen Amell, Joshua Jackson, Michael Cera, Victor Garber, Anna Paquin(born in Winnipeg Man., but is a New Zealand Citizen because her Mother is from NZ, dad is Canadian), Neve Campbell

HEY TYLER I just wanted to let you know you should react to Canadian heritage minutes they were a big part of my child hood in education learning little clips about our country in elementary school, I’d think you’d find them interesting

Apparently Dwayne Johnson , the Rock, has dual citizenship with Canada/USA. He's through and through American but did it to honour his Canadian father who was a Nova Scotian. And talking about shaping American film culture, some powerful directors are Canadian like James Cameron (Titanic, Terminator, Aliens, etc.) and Denis Villeneuve (Dune, Arrival, Sicario, etc.). Those are well known names, but the one I got a kick out of was Moira Walley-Beckett. She's a producer and writer. I loved her Canadian show "Anne with and E", but she was also heavily involved in "Breaking Bad" which is arguably America's best television in a long long time. In fact, she wrote Ozymandias, which critics hail as the greatest episode of television ever broadcast. So that's pretty cool.

Keanu is my personal hero. Lived through hell, became one of the most famous people on the planet, and somehow stayed kind.

Nathan Fillion's best tv show was and always will be Firefly. He also played in the funny horror movie Slithers.

A lot of the "breakout" roles in movies and shows like Mean Girls, Umbrella Academy, X Men (OG), were filmed in Canada.

Another Canadian comedy legend & actor Dan Aykroyd. Ray from Ghostbusters and Elwood Blues

I would love to be your Canadian fact checker. I am a proud Canuck and none of these were a shock to me. Fun fact, Elliot Page had a recurring role in Trailer Park Boys as Lehey’s daughter.

One person that is long gone was Lorn Green of Bonanza fame. During World War II, he was an announcer for CBC in Winnipeg Manitoba.

More Canadians that Americans think are theirs: *actress Faye Wray from orig. King Kong movie *Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk in the tv series *Margot Kidder as Superman's girlfriend *Scott Bakula in Star Trek: Enterprise *comedian Howie Mandell *impressionist Rich Little *director Norman Jewison *director Atom Egoyan *director John Carpenter *dr. Frederick Banting(insulan) *dr. Norman Bethune *Marshal McLuhan *broadcaster Robert MacNeill *Alexander G. Bell(scottish) invented the telephone in Canada *Alexander MacKenzie was first european to cross the continent to Pacific and Arctic oceans *English explorer Henry Hudson- (Hudson River and Hudson Bay) *Simon Fraser, the Fraser River, B.C. *Stephen Leacock, compare to Mark Twain *Joshua Slocum (N.S.) first man to sail solo around the world *WW1 air ace who shot down the Red Baron ** in music: Neil Young & Joni Mitchell & Buffy ste.Marie *bands like the Guess Who, & Rush *Alanis Morissette * David Clayton Thomas of band Blood Sweat & Tears *Robbie Robertson of The Band *Paul Schafer of the Letterman show *Kenny Rogers started in 70s band The First Edition *Hank Snow(N.S.) *Anne Murray(N.S.) *Gene MacLellan(PEI) wrote song 'Put Your Hand in the Hand' =most popular gospel song of 20th cent., and others *singer Stan Rogers, ie 'Northwest Passage' etc. * a member of Calif. band Mamas and the Papas was from Nova Scotia *comic actorJim Carrey *comedian Martin Short *Louis Slizard(?) who invented trigger for first atomic bomb *a Cdn. developed our Time Zones *first airplane to fly in the British Commonwealth, the 'Silver Dart') *a Cdn. Nobel laureate confirmed the existence of the particle the neutrino, in Sudbury mine *a Cdn. founded Edwards Air Base in California *...i know i missed some others..

Tyler. I am proud to be Canadian and love your content.

Tyler, if you haven't already seen it, you really need to see a movie called "The Canadian Conspiracy." It's available, in its entirety, on RU-vid. A quick search will turn it up. It was made in 1985 and stars a lot of the cast from SCTV like John Candy and Eugene Levy. I have two bags of ketchup Doritos right behind me and pour smarties have chocolate centres ;) I should also mention the TV show "Due South", since you brought up Canadians being aware of American stereotypes of Canadians. "Due South" was a show about a Mountie, working in the United States, filmed in Toronto, and starring mostly Canadian actors as Americans. It hit all of the tropes that Americans think of Canadians, in a tongue-in-cheek way.

Here is a quick list off the top of my head... Keanu Reeves William Shatner Neeve Campbell (born and raised in my hometown of Guelph) Seth Rogan Alex Trebeck Christopher Plummer Keifer Sutherland Donald Sutherland James Doohan (emigrated to Canada after WW2) Jim Carrey Evangeline Lilly

The interview with Seth Rogan is him talking about being the voice of Vancouver's transit announcements. For three months in 2018, if you were on the Skytrain, the upcoming stations were his voice. "The next station is...Statium."

I will always remember the night I met Rachel McAdams. It was a near death experience. I was almost hit by lightening as I went out to grab my umbrella as a thunderstorm rolled in. I got it and closed the door of my car and boom, then shards/sparks rained down on me from the light pole I was parked under that got hit by lightening. It is amazing how one remembers every detail in a scenario I had experienced. See I was at McDonald's and who had served me before I ran out was the not so famous at the time Rachel McAdams. She was nice to me and everyone else in there too. Years after I ended up working for her uncle and he was also a good guy. That McDonald's off the 401 highway in London, Ontario was moved closer to the corner of complex it was in, bummer, but I lived to tell this story. Then there is Dr. Fredric Banting who discovered insulin and the place where it was done is still up and is a historic building, Banting House on the corner of Adelaide St. and Queen St. in London, ON. There stands a monument and flame that will remain lit until the cure for diabetes is found. And Ryan Gosling from London also was born in the same hospital also. Another actor Hume Cronyn actor and husband of Jessica Tandy (Driving Miss Daisy) was born in London. The San Diego Chicken, also known as The Famous Chicken, the KGB Chicken or just The Chicken, was the sports mascot played by Ted Giannoulas from London, ON. And the pineapple pizza was actually created in London, ON in 1962 by Sam Panopoulos.

i think it is so funny that you didn't know that Keanu Reeves is Canadian! :) And yes, Friends is huge here too, actually it is huge around the world!

I love Ryan Reynolds’s, and William Shatner, and Kiefer Sutherland. His father Donald Sutherland was pretty good as well.

Australia has a very similar situation to Canada when it comes to Hollywood. There are still heaps of people who think a lot of Aussie actors are American, even though their accent comes through in talk show interviews etc. Some of our older actors like Mel Gibson have acquired an American accent though. The Canadians win it on the comedy actor front though.

Fun fact. Umbrella academy is filmed in Toronto. A lot of American production film down here as well. I work in the industry and you’d be surprised how much stuff is actually shot in Canada under American productions

A J. Cook is Canadian, Gordon lightfoot, Jonathan and Drew Scott grew up in the same city I live in. I am Canadian, west coast, say "sorry" to the doorframe and I don't use the term "Eh"

As a Canadian-American, none of these surprise me except the twins, who I am completely unfamiliar with. The only one of the bunch I have seen in person is Jim Carrey, who I saw at my university when he was still a teenager. It was a hilariously memorable performance that included a few of his famous mannerisms.

I think based on your commentary at the end of the video, the next videos you need to watch are on Newfoundland and the accents of those who live there. That’s just one example of distinct language differences between Canada and America. Of course there’s the French accent when speaking English as well found in Quebec and other areas of the country. And there’s language differences across the country just like there is in the USA. 😂

i did the terry fox run so do TERRY FOX please Tyler

Hayden Christianson (Anakin Skywalker), and William Shatner (James T Kirk), Simu Liu (Shang Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings)

Ryan Gosling appeared in a ton of Canadian TV shows as a teenager everything from Goosebumps to break her high. He was also in young Hercules as young hercules.