HENRY CZERNY (Kittridge) has appeared in films, on television and extensively on the stage in his native Canada. His most recent American film is "Clear and Present Danger" with Harrison Ford. Among his Canadian films are "Jenipapo," "Notes From the Underground," "The Michelle Apartments," "When Night Is Falling," "Anchor Zone" and "Cold Sweat." The four-hour Canadian Broadcasting Company production of "The Boys of St. Vincent" earned him the 1994 Gemini Award for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a dramatic program or miniseries, among other critical citations. He has also appeared in the television films "Crusade: The Margaret Sanger Story," "Trial at Fortitude Bay," "Ultimate Betrayal," "Shattered Vows" and "A Town Torn Apart." Czerny's stage credits include plays by Shakespeare and Chekhov as well as contemporary works.