in the film Narrow Margin, and filmed an episode of Danger Bay which was planned as a potential backdoor pilot for a new series that would star Hogan as a television journalist and single mother. The series was not picked up. In 1991, Hogan appeared in her most noted film role, as Marlene in Bordertown Café. In 1993 and 1994, she appeared in the television soap opera Family Passions. In 1995, she played Regan in a partially gender-reversed production of King Lear, in which Janet Wright played the lead role. Awards In 1998, she garnered a Jessie Richardson Theatre Award nomination for her performance as Lonnie in a production of Michael MacLennan's Grace. She was nominated in the same category in 2000 for playing Ruella in Alan Ayckbourn's Communicating Doors. She has also received three Leo Award nominations, for Best Actress in a Film in 1998 for Rupert's Land, Best Actress in a Dramatic Series in 1998 for Dead Man's Gun, and Best Supporting Actress in a Film in 2005 for Marker. Personal life Susan and Michael Hogan have three children, including actor Gabriel Hogan. Selected filmography A Sweeter Song (1976) I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses (1978) The Brood (1979) Title Shot (1979) An American Christmas Carol (1979) Phobia (1980) Vanderberg (1983) The Little Vampire (TV series) (1985 - 1987) Easy Prey (1986 TV movie) Rolling Vengeance (1987) Narrow Margin (1990) White Fang (1991) Bordertown Café (1992) Impolite (1992) No greater love (film) (1996) Disturbing Behavior (1998) Rupert's Land (1998) The Butterfly Effect 2 (2006) Everything's Gone Green (2006) The Color of Rain (2014) The Christmas Secret (2014) Hailey Dean Mystery: Murder, With Love (2016) ''Time for Me to Come Home Xmas. (2018) References External links 1948 births Canadian film actresses Canadian television actresses Canadian stage actresses Living people Actresses from Toronto National Theatre School of Canada alumni People from Scarborough, Toronto