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Buffet Infinity
directed by Simon Glassman, 2025
Donovan Workun (part 2)
Donovan Workun was in vampire film Truckstop Bloodsuckers in 2012.
Donovan played a coroner in an episode of Blackstone in 2013.
Donovan was in an episode of Canadian series Tiny Plastic Men in 2012.
Donovan Workun was part of this Grand Scale Mitsubishi Ad Campaign in 2015.
Donovan Workun appeared in Forsaken, a film featuring Donald and Keifer Sutherland in 2015.
Donovan was an emcee for a televised charity event in 2016.
In 2017 he was in the film It's Not My Fault and I Don't Care Anyway starring Alan Thicke.
He was also in the short film The Moustache in 2017.
DONOVAN WORKUN
Donovan Workun
Canadian actor and comedian. Successful as an improv comedian with the Atomic Improv Troupe and on Canadian Radio with The Irrelevant Show. His first work on film was on an episode of The Ray Bradbury Show in 1989. Most of the film roles were small roles.
Donovan Workun in Canadian TV Movie Magic Hour: Tom Alone i 1989.
His next role was 8 years later, 1997 in the Hallmark Hall of Fame movie Rose Hill.
Donovan's next role was in an episode of Jake and the Kid in 1998, a Canadian TV series.
In 2004, Donovan Workun appeared in Dave Thomas' Canadian hospital comedy starring Dan Aykroyd and Dave Foley, White Coats.
In 2005, Donovan appeared in Canadian TV Movie, Selling Innocence.
For Christmas 2005, he played a policeman in the body count Christmas film, Santa's Slay.
Then in 2006, he appeared in a more traditional Christmas film, Christmas in Wonderland.
Donovan Workun appeared in Freezer Burn: The Invasion of Laxdale, a sci-fi comedy in 2008.