“Family remains important to Chase, despite the distance. Not only did he fly to Victoria, B.C. in 2021 to attend my wedding, he also made time to rehearse and perform live music at the event.” —Toronto Guardian

“Still, one of the first credits under his new name is the sort of role you might expect someone named Chase Lawless to book. In the season finale of the Prime+ series Mayor of Kingstown, he will play a heavily armed member of the National Guard that gets sent to one of the prisons at the heart of the series. “ —Calgary Herald

“But “the one that takes the cake” as far as gaining ground in the industry, said the Cochrane native, is his role in an episode of Mayor of Kingstown series, starring Jeremy Renner.” —Red Deer Advocate

Currently living in Toronto, Chase will be featured in two feature films this year – playing the lead in the caper film The Apprentice, and a strong supporting role in the western Bordello – both produced by Leader Media Productions of Toronto. —Broadcast Dialogue

“Chase has trained with the likes of acting coach Marvin Hintz (Pro Actors Lab), Canadian Film/ Television Stars Tony Nappo (Bad Blood) and Shaun Johnston (Heartland). He has a deep passion for Martial Arts, and is a member of Fight Directors Canada, and The Art of Combat.” —The Gate

“From busking in front of MacKay's Ice Cream to the silver screen, Cochrane actor Chase Lawless is set to appear in the finale of Paramount Plus' Mayor of Kingstown Jan. 9. “ —Cochrane Today

“Chase Lawless’ portrayal as a sniper atop a prison wall is brief, but it’s a major career victory in the context of a project as large as the Paramount+ series Mayor of Kingstown. The St. Tim’s graduate appeared in the season one finale, which debuted on January 9.” —Cochrane Times

“I really enjoy working in drama, I really enjoy dark comedy and love action with all the choreography,” he says. “I definitely prefer darker genres.” —Calgary Herald

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“Lawless is no stranger to the set, having appeared in television shows such as Letterkenny and movie productions like The Apprentice and Bordello, and said the new episodic series is by far the biggest production he has worked on.” — Jessica Lee

“The episode also features about 30 background talents all playing National Guardsmen, who happen to also be actual members of the Canadian Military. “ —Jessica Lee