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Actor: Luba. Vladimir Jon Cubrt is a writer, film producer and actor. Luba, Vladimir's debut as writer and producer, won two Best Feature Awards and two Audience Choice For Best Feature Awards while playing 8 different festivals on the international festival circuit.
- Actor, Writer, Producer
- Vladimir Jon Cubrt
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Vladimir Jon Cubrt was born in Hamilton, Ontario and lives in Toronto, Canada. He is a graduate of the Etobicoke School for the Performing Arts and the Ryerson Theatre School.
He portrayed Garret Jacob Hobbs in NBC's Hannibal.
Vladimir is the artistic director of Zocalo Toronto - the stage production company he founded in 2006. Under the Zocalo Toronto umbrella, Vladimir has written and produced three stage shows: "Samkon and Francis Go Swimming", "The Weeping Salsa" and "Flin Flonning". Vladimir starred in the premiere productions of The Weeping Salsa (2009) - a dance-drama hybrid - and Flin Flonning (2007). He directed the first production of Samkon and Francis Go Swimming (2012) at the Tarragon theatre in Toronto.
Vladimir is a self-taught musician and composer. He plays guitar, drums, and is presently taking formal lessons for the trumpet. He composed original music for his own band, M Baby, as well as for the Zocalo Toronto productions of "The Weeping Salsa" and "Flin Flonning". Vladimir's dance training includes salsa, jazz, ballet, and hip hop.
Vladimir is an avid SCUBA diver with his Rescue Diver certification. A fan of backpack style traveling and an advocate for animal rights, Vladimir combined the two interests when he did a short stint as a "voluntourist" on a wildlife reserve in South Africa.
Vlad is represented by Amanda Rosenthal Talent (screen/stage) and Jam Talent (voice).
Vladimir Jon Cubrt is a writer, film producer and actor. Luba, Vladimir's debut as writer and producer, won two Best Feature Awards and two Audience Choice For Best Feature Awards while playing 8 different festivals on the international festival circuit.
Vladimir Jon Cubrt opened the show:- Luba- inspiration for the characters- Cinequest- working with his wife Nicole Maroon - Hannibal TV series- Fannibals the...
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- “Antipasto” (Season 3, Episode 1) Hannibal on holiday is an enticing palette cleanser after the bloodbath that is the Season 2 finale (we’ll get there).
- “Futamono” (Season 2, Episode 6) Nothing sounds more threatening in Hannibal’s world than a dinner party, especially when you aren’t sure if the food on the plate once had a Social Security number.
- “The Number of the Beast Is 666” (Season 3, Episode 12) Season 3 adapts the Red Dragon storyline from Harris’ books on its own terms, but one thing remains intact –– a sequence in which a baited “The Tooth Fairy” killer Francis Dolarhyde (Richard Armitage) kidnaps a poor soul to whom he rants to about his killings before biting off his victim’s lips and burning him alive.
- “Apéritif” (Season 1, Episode 1) Pilot episodes often stumble under the weight of expository world building, and “Hannibal’s” pilot is not perfect. But it is incredibly effective in casting a villainous icon of the big screen in a new light.
Vladimir Jon Cubrt is known as an Actor, Writer, and Producer. Some of his work includes Kodachrome, Stockholm, Hollywoodland, Swept Under, Hannibal, Luba, Prisoner X, and Lost Girl.
Feb 20, 2018 · Canadian actor Vladimir Jon Cubrt will be making his writing and producing debut with his new film Luba. His new film will have its world premiere at the Cinequest Film and VR Festival this...
