Nancy Robertson

Gemini Award-winning actor Nancy Robertson is best know as one of the lead characters in Canada's ground-breaking comedy series CORNER GAS, where she played the book-smart but socially stunted Wanda Dollard. She and her cast mates won a Gemini Award for Best Ensemble Performance in 2005, 2006, and 2007. Nancy's work as Wanda has also been nominated for 3 Canadian Comedy Awards and 6 Leo Awards, earning her a win in the category Best Performance by an Actress in a Comedy in 2009. It is little wonder that Robertson was recently put on MORE Magazine's list of Most Compelling Women.

Robertson has received numerous accolades and nominations for her diverse work on stage, TV and film. She was named Best Actress at the Northwest Film Festival for her work in the independent film Organ Music. She garnered rave reviews and a Leo nomination, for her hilarious portrayal of Harriet in the award-winning feature film The Delicate Art of Parking.

On stage, Robertson has appeared in numerous roles, winning a BC Drama Fest Award for Best Supporting Actress in the play Standing On My Knees and was a member of the three-time winning team at the International Improv Tournament. Some of her television credits include the recurring role of Gertrude on Fox's LOS LUCHADORES, as well as roles on THE ADDAMS FAMILY, BEGGARS AND CHOOSERS, DEAD LIKE ME and ROBSON ARMS.

Note: This profile was written in or before 2010.

Nancy Robertson Facts

Occupation	Actress
Birthplace	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Height	5' 1" (1m55) How tall is Nancy Robertson compared to you?

Selected Filmography

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