Stephen Karam
Stephen Karam is the Tony Award-winning author of The Humans, Sons of the Prophet and Speech & Debate. For his work he's received two Drama Critics Circle Best Play Awards, an OBIE Award and is a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist. Stephen directed his first feature film, The Humans, for A24 films. He wrote a film adaptation of Chekhov's The Seagull starring Annette Bening and Saoirse Ronan, released by Sony Picture Classics.
Stephen Kay
Stephen Kay is known for The Devil and the Death Penalty (2012), Charles Manson: The Final Words (2017) and The Toolbox Killer (2021).
Stephen Kay
Stephen Kay was born in 1963 in New Zealand. He is a director and producer, known for Get Carter (2000), Sons of Anarchy (2008) and Friday Night Lights (2006). He has been married to Piper Perabo since July 26, 2014.
Stephen Kazakoff
Stephen Kazakoff is an actor, known for The Alpines (2021).
Stephen Kearin
Stephen Kearin was born on December 24, 1962 in the USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Megamind (2010), Monsters vs. Aliens (2009) and Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008). He is married to Jo McGinley.
Stephen Kearney
Steve Kearney was one half of the legendary Australian comedy duo Los Trios Ringbarkus who toured throughout the 1980's performing at the London Mime Festival, Shaffer Theatre - Amsterdam, VI Annual Clown Festival of Vienna, Montreal Mime Festival, National Arts Center - Ottawa, Du Maurier World Theatre Festival - Toronto, Expo '86 - Vancouver, Beau Geste Mime Festival - Vancouver, Harbourfront Theatre Summer festival - Toronto, Dance Theatre workshop - New York, Coronet Theatre - Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Atlanta, Houston, Miami, New Zealand, UK, Ireland and Winner of the prestigious "Perrier Award" - Edinburgh Festival in 1983 and the American Place Theatre - New York. After the US shows Los Trios was sought by top US talent agent Triad Artists who booked the comedy duo into LA shows where unheard of 3 picture studio deals for features were secured with Columbia Pictures, Paramount and United Artists for the group simultaneously working with such talents Michael Varhole (Pee Weeks Big Adventure) and Producer Bill McEuan (The Jerk). Steve starred in The Nutty Nut written by Spiderman director Sam Rami later taking on the project to edit and become the music supervisor. During that year he stared in the Australian classic "Ricky and Pete" directed by Nadia Tass. Los Trios wound up their 12 year relationship after writing, and producing and starring in the Australian feature "Garbo" and the TV sit com pilot for the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Steve later went on to work in the TV Sit COM genre with NBC - Executive produced by ER star Anthony Edwards and Warner bros, then Casletrock and Fox TV starring and developing his own pilot "Pistol Pete" for Simpson's writer John Swartzwelder. Steve was also guest lead roles on Friends, Ned and Stacy, Jag, Family Matters and pilots Nothing Upstairs (NBC) 24 Minutes (New World) and worked extensively with Shelley Duvall (The Shining) on "Rock and Roll Mother Goose" and again Anthony Edwards on his directorial debut "Charles Ghost Story" with Cheech Marin. Upon returning to Australia in 1999 Steve formed a new production company Mini Studios and new partner Leanne Tonkes. Together they developed several feature films and children's TV projects securing several hundred thousand dollars in development funds from private, state and federal agencies for feature projects "Please Explain", "Homework", "Fistful of Arteries", I Sold My Life On Ebay" "It Just Stopped", "Barry Noodles", "Scratches and Cuts" and children's show "Debra The Zebra", mobile Game "Ticklebum" and Alternate Reality Game "Artifact". They attended MIPTV and Cannes Film Festivals on several occasions and forming co production agreements with Canadian out fit Amberwood Entertainment on the project "Rob The Robot" and "Debra The Zebra". Rob The Robot is in production in Singapore as of 2010 with the Singaporean MDA to be released in 2012. Leanne and Steve continue to produce local TVC's and Music Videos including the Sara Blasco "All I Want" - nominated for Best Music Video Aria Awards 2009 and animation shorts such as "Help" for the Tropfest Mitsubishi Super Short Series which won best short 2009 and "White Lines" - live action finalist Tropes 2008. Steve co wrote and co produced the first ever animated TV pilot Australian Disney has commissioned "The Gumwalds" for the Shorty McShort Shorts program on the Disney channel. Mini Studios has just wrapped the short "The Apprentice" starring US actor Anton Yelchin for legendary producer Pete Farrelly and Charlie Wessler (Something About Mary) to be included in the "Untitled Comedy"
Stephen Keenan
Stephen Keenan was born on 1 December 1977 in Dublin, Ireland. He died on 22 July 2017 in Dahab, Egypt.
Stephen Keener
Stephen Keener was born on 3 December 1942 in Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA. He was an actor, known for Transformers (1984) and Caves: a Deeper Look at Our Earth (1978). He was previously married to Jackie Riggs. He died on 30 March 2022 in Malden, Missouri, USA.
Stephen Keep Mills
Stephen Keep Mills bade a fond farewell to the Yale Drama School (and the great Stella Adler) in the spring of 1969 to act with the Guthrie Theatre and subsequently performed on 20 years' worth of regional stages across the US and Canada. He appeared on and Off- Broadway and guest-starred in over 25 episodic TV shows and Movies of the Week. He wrote and directed his first film, the 15-minute award-winning short: A Cigar at the Beach in 2005, then followed that up with another award-winning short: LIMINAL in 2008, starring Alejandra Gollas and Tonya Cornelisse, both of whom also star in Mills' 2020 award-winning debut feature: Love is not Love now distributed by Random Media. Mills is currently preparing Durante una tarde a screen adaptation of famed Italian Playwright Ugo Betti's 1947 play: Ispezione with a Latin cast.
Stephen Kemp
Stephen Kemp is a British born writer, director and executive producer based in the UK. A dual UK/Canadian citizen, he began his career in experimental theatre before working for a number of UK independent production houses where he concentrated on high-end hybrid drama / documentary projects, including the feature dramas After Armageddon for History US and The Abduction for SyFy. In 2013 he moved to Toronto where he was the Series Creator and Executive Producer on two seasons of the biker drama Gangland Undercover for History Channel / A&E. His 2016 Lifetime movie Girl In The Box was the channel's second-highest rated of the year, and was followed up by Girl In The Bunker which premiered in May 2018 and was again one of the network's most highly-rated MOWs of the year.
