Tim Rozon

Early Life and Modelling Career

Born on June 4, 1976, in Montreal, Quebec, Tim Rozon embarked on his career in the entertainment industry as a model. His striking looks and charisma quickly made him a sought-after face in the modelling world. However, Rozon's passion for acting led him to transition from modelling to acting, a move that would define his career.

Breakthrough in Acting

Rozon's acting career began to gain momentum with his role in the Canadian supernatural drama 'Instant Star', where he played the character of Tommy Quincy. This role earned him critical acclaim and opened up more opportunities in television and film. Rozon's versatility as an actor was further showcased in the popular series 'Wynonna Earp', where he played Doc Holliday, and 'Schitt's Creek', where he portrayed Mutt Schitt. These roles endeared him to a global audience and solidified his status as a beloved Canadian actor.

Personal Life and Other Ventures

Outside of acting, Tim Rozon is a successful restaurateur, co-owning a restaurant in Montreal. His entrepreneurial spirit and love for his hometown are evident in his off-screen endeavors. Despite his busy schedule, Rozon remains grounded and dedicated to his craft, constantly seeking new and challenging roles that showcase his range as an actor.