Jonathan Wilson (actor)
Jonathan Wilson is a Canadian actor, comedian and playwright, best known for his 1996 play "My Own Private Oshawa". The play, a semi-autobiographical comedy about growing up gay in Oshawa, Ontario, was also optioned by Sandra Faire's SFA Productions for production as a film, which won an award at the Columbus International Film & Video Festival in 2002 before being broadcast as a television movie on CTV in 2005. Career. Wilson was a member of The Second City's Toronto cast in the early 1990s. He later collaborated with fellow Second City alumni Kathy Greenwood and  Ed Sahely on the stage show "Not to Be Repeated", in which the three performed a two-act improvisational narrative comedy play in each performance. The show was also later developed into a short-run television series, "This Sitcom Is...Not to Be Repeated", for The Comedy Network in 2001. In 1998 he appeared on the LGBT-themed sketch comedy special "In Thru the Out Door" for CBC Television and Showtime. Wilson's other acting credits include voice roles in "Mia and Me", "Little Bear", "Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs", "Totally Spies!", "Skatoony", "Camp Lakebottom", "Yin Yang Yo !", "Get Ed", "BeyWheelz", "Iggy Arbuckle", "Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends", recurring roles in "Traders", "Freaky Stories", "The Endless Grind", "" and "This Is Wonderland", film roles in "House", "Saint Ralph", "New York Minute", "PCU", "Rubber Carpet" and "", commercials such as "Rice Krispies", and stage productions of "The Laramie Project", "The Lion King," and "The Normal Heart". He won a Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Performance in a Featured Role - Play or Musical for his performance as Timon in "The Lion King".