Bryans Adams's songs were seemingly created and composed to spice up a movie. With all of the greatest hits that he is known of, to date, there was only one song from his various compositions and hits that was not written for a film - "Please Forgive Me". His "Cuts Like a Knife" song was used for the film A Night in Heaven in 1983. This same song was included on his 4th album, "The Reckless", which gained the status of Best Selling Canadian Album of All-Time. In 1991, his yet, another hit, "Everything I Do, I do it for You" skyrocketed his career as a singer and as a composer when this was used in a Kevin Costner's box office film "Robinhood: Prince of Thieves." This song which has sold closely to the highest selling recorded song ever "We Are the World" has also earned Adams his Golden Globe nominations and was also awarded Best Song for a Motion Picture and Television in the Grammys. This song has also dominated the British Music charts for 16 weeks as the #1 single in the country. He also won and earned various nominations from The Grammys and Oscars as Best Male Pop vocal Performance and Best Song respectively for his Flamenco-tinged album "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman" for the film Juan DeMarco that featured Johnny Depp and Marlon Brando. His track records both in charts and concerts have proven that Adams still is one of the most sought-after performing artists in the world.

Bryan Adams was born with an Italian ancestry. His parents are both British citizens, but he was born in Kingston, Ontario on November 5,1959. His passion for music and with his impeccable, distinctive vocals, this Canadian pride has found its rightful place in the global music industry that is rightfully his! Although, Adams lives in Great Britain, he established a Music Studio in Canada to further his career and to help talented, aspiring musicians.

Truly, Adams is considered one of the most successful celebrity icons that Canada has ever produced. Undeniably, he has earned the status of the most celebrated artist for several decades for his continuing contribution in the music industry not only in Canada but in various countries globally. With all these, he was awarded the most coveted Order of Canada and the Order of British of Columbia for Outstanding Canadian citizens, an award that is given to a person that brought honor, pride, and prestige to his country.