
George Tchortov
Biography
George Tchortov was born June 27, 1980, in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
At the age of 4 his mother Milica relocated the family to Toronto, the city George has proudly called home ever since. He attended Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate and was a regular fixture in school plays, talent shows, and the voice of morning announcements.
After working as a stunt performer for several years, George decided to pursue his true passion for acting, leading him to New York City, where in 2007 he graduated from the Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting.
Once back in Toronto George made a hard shift into acting with swift and relative success landing a slew of principal roles which led to his first guest star on the hit series Covert Affairs, opposite Piper Perabo. Some other guest roles include HBO Canada's Living In Your Car, Warehouse 13, Heartland, Rookie Blue, The Listener, CTV's Motive, CW's hit series Arrow, and Syfy's new series Killjoys.
In 2010 George was honoured and thrilled to join the cast of the Canadian Box Office smash hit comedy GOON, penned by Canadian Legend Jay Baruchel, and directed by Canada's own Michael Dowse. Other film roles include the TIFF Award winning Antiviral, David Hayter's Wolves, and the recent short film Honor Code by Pascal Trottier.
Known for his character work and physicality, George is a funny and light hearted guy, who shows no sign of slowing down.
- IMDb Mini Biography By: GT
Filmography

The Order
2024
as Gary Yarborough/Talk Show Caller

Escalation
2023
as Hatton

Control
2022
as Roger

See for Me
2022
as Otis

Stanleyville
2021
as Bofill Pancreas

Enhanced
2019
as George

Molly's Game
2017
as Mike Davidoff

Goon: Last of the Enforcers
2017
as Evgeni

Run to Me
2016
as Rod
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Honor Code
2014

Wolves
2014
as Skip

What If
2013
as Bartender

Survival Code
2013
as Alexi

Antiviral
2012
as Portland

Goon
2012
as Evgeni

Sundays at Tiffany's
2010
as Gerard

The Note II: Taking a Chance on Love
2009
as Ben Morrick

The Local
2008
as Sig

Space Fury
1999
as Interrogator and Popov's Militia

The Shepherd
1998
as Thug