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^ "The associates deliver their verdict: How close does CTV's new television series come to life at a law firm?".

^ "'I am Canadian' the sequel: Meet the obnoxious American".

^ "From a gang of thugs to a bunch of losers".

^ "Oakville ups ante on outdoor Shakespeare Review".

^ "Plays about teens not up to challenge Productions confront questions of fame and homophobia".

^ a b "Just Cause for Benson: The actor can stay in Vancouver - series gets an extension".

^ a b c "Famous Guelphites: Benson, Shaun".

In 2014, Benson directed the independent film Barn Wedding, which won the HMV People's Pick For Best Flick award at the 2015 Canadian Film Fest.

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He subsequently appeared in the SyFy series Channel Zero as the town sheriff, Gary Yolen.īetween 20 Benson appeared in many prestige projects including The Boys on Amazon as Ezekiel, Tiny Pretty Things on Netflix as Brooks, Code 8 as Dixon as well as independent and TV film work for Lifetime, SyFy, etc As a director In 2016, Benson appeared in the Netflix time loop thriller ARQ as Sonny, as well as Season 2 of the series Gangland Undercover as Crowbar. Also in 2015, he starred in the Starz television series The Girlfriend Experience.

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In the 2015 made-for-TV movie Kept Woman, Shaun played an eccentric professor, Simon, who kidnaps his neighbor Jessica, played by Courtney Ford. In 2012, Benson starred in the IMAX 3D documentary film Flight of the Butterflies and in French comedy Populaire. In 2008, he appeared in the Proud Family film Oscar Proud.

Since his time on General Hospital, Benson has guest starred in numerous television series, including Cold Case, The Unit, and Being Erica. Steven Lars Webber on the soap opera General Hospital from 2004 to 2005, which attracted him considerable attention compared to his previous roles. In 2002, following the cancellation of The Associates he was cast in the legal drama series Just Cause, which ran for one season. In 2001, he was cast in a lead role in the television drama series The Associates. In 2000, he appeared in a Molson Canadian commercial as a Canadian office worker who unleashes a torrent of hockey-style violence on an American coworker taunting him with Canadian stereotypes. His early roles as an actor included theatrical productions of John Palmer's Singapore, Fabrizio Filippo's Waiting for Lewis, William Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost and Robin Fulford's Steel Kiss. He later graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a bachelor of science in chemistry and biochemistry, before studying acting at the George Brown College Theater School in Toronto.

He is the son of Eugene Benson, an English professor and a prolific novelist, playwright and librettist.