James Cade

James Cade is a Canadian actor. He is best known for playing Harmon Tedesco in the 2010 SpikeTV sitcom Blue Mountain State. He graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada[1] and has since then performed in several theatre productions in Toronto, including Single Threat's Dora Award winning production of A Quiet Place.[2] Other theatre companies Cade has worked with include Unspun Theatre,[3] Crate Productions,[4] Convergence Theatre[5] and Native Earth Performing Arts.[6]

James Cade
Born
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
OccupationActor
Years active2003–present

Cade has also been a guest combat instructor and acting coach at both Lakefield College School and Rosedale Heights School of the Arts.

Filmography

Film
Year Title Role Notes
2007 Personal Effects Charlie Short film
2008 Dakota Alan Hawk
2010 Surveillance Suspect/Scientist Short film
2011 Blink short
2012 Antiviral Levine [7]
2013 He Never Died Short
2015 Remember Gun Shop Clerk [8]
2016 Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland Harmon Tedesco
2016 Hacker Chris
2018 Arlo Alone Short film
2018 The Go-Getters Cerebral Paulie
2020 Stardust Marc Bolan [9]

Television
Year Title Role Notes
2003 Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye Adam Davis Episode: "Billy the Kid"
2009 The Listener Gun Dealer Episode: "I'm an Adult Now"
2009 Cold Blood Andrew George Episode: "Conspiracy"
2009 Warehouse 13 Donny Episode: "Burnout"
2010-2011 Blue Mountain State Harmon Tedesco Recurring role, 27 episodes
2012 The L.A. Complex Daniel Diaz Episodes: "Home" and "Burn It Down"
2011-2012 Lost Girl Tryst Episodes: "It's Better to Burn Out Than Fae Away" and "Fae-nted Love"
2012 Rookie Blue Alan Banks Episode: "Coming Home"
2014 The Strain Looter 1 Episode: "The Third Rail"
2015 Gangland Undercover Stash Supporting role
2015 Murdoch Mysteries Ted Episode: "Nolo Contendere"
2015 Hemlock Grove Bajram Episodes: "Every Beast", "Pendant" and "Todos Santos"
2016 Damien Ed Bone Episodes: "Seven Curses" and "Temptress"
2016 Orphan Black Tito Episode: "The Antisocialism of Sex"
2016 Dark Matter Danny Bones Episode: "We Voted Not To Space You"
2016 Saving Hope Edward Barrett Episode: "Rock and a Hard Place"
2017 Incorporated Seymour Episode: "Operational Realignment"
2018 Let's Get Physical Clarence Recurring role
2018 Crawford Dale Episodes: "I'm Not Crazy I Love You", "Can You Hear Me?"
2018 Private Eyes Zach Beach Episode: "Mise en Place"
2018 Condor Pizza Delivery Man Episode: "A Question of Compromise"
2019 Schitt's Creek Blaire Episode: "The Crowening"
2019 Designated Survivor Myles Lee Recurring role, 5 episodes
2019 Jett Wayne Episodes: "Charles Junior" and "Phoenix"
2019 TallBoyz Joseph Episode: "Mind the mints"
2019 When Hope Calls Russell Meeks Episode: "Surprise"
2019 Crossword Mysteries: A Puzzle to Die For Jacob Morton Television Film
2020 Dare Me Cowboy Episode: "Rapprochement"
2020 October Faction Fish Man Episode: "Nadir"
2020 Frankie Drake Mysteries Gadabout / Arturo Episodes: "Prince in Exile" and "Sweet Justice"
2021 Hudson & Rex Richie Turner Episode: "Fanning the Flames"
2021 Coroner Mason Episode: "Round and Round"
2023 Pretty Hard Cases Tommy Episode: "Spin Me Round"
2023 Workin' Moms Producer Episode: "The Sterilizer"

References
  1. "Literary lions: National Theatre School students play Moliere, Racine in historical romp" by Pat Donnelly, The Gazette (1 March, 2001) [Final Edition] Retrieved from ProQuest 433703785
  2. "Fringe for deep freeze; Why save all the good stuff for the summer, organizers of the acclaimed theatre series say, when audiences need winter diversions as well?" by John Coulbourn, The Toronto Sun (8 Jan, 2008) Retrieved from ProQuest 2202691426
  3. "A spooky myth-tery" by Bruce DeMara at www.thestar.com
  4. "Holding the Fort" by Jon Kaplan at nowtoronto.com
  5. "Four fresh pieces need fine-tuning" by J. Kelly Nestruck at www.theglobeandmail.com
  6. "N for Native, A for American, D-minus for drama" by J. Kelly Nestruck at www.theglobeandmail.com
  7. "‘Antiviral’ fascinating but uneven" by Bruce Kirkland at torontosun.com
  8. "Venice Film Review: ‘Remember’" by Guy Lodge at variety.com
  9. "‘Stardust’: Film Review | Tribeca 2020" by David Rooney at www.hollywoodreporter.com
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