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Adam Beach to pursue other projects after TV exit
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment

Canadian Native actor Adam Beach has movie, television and other projects lined up now that he's left the popular NBC series Law & Order: SVU.

Beach will be shooting a movie called Paper Games in Canada this summer. He's also creating an Internet talk show about Native issues.

The actor is still busy with his Adam Beach Golf Classic, which is in its second year to raise funds for Native youth interested in performing arts. He's working on an alternative justice program called Stepping Stone Ranch to help Native youth.

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Beach leaving Law and Order: SVU (The Winnipeg Free Press 4/21)

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