Steven Begay
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Steven Bennett
Steven Bennett is known for Enemies of the State (2020).
Steven Berkoff
Highly acclaimed English actor, playwright, author and director continues to set the benchmark in stunning, intense performances on both stage and screen. Berkoff was born in Stepney, London in August 1937 and received dramatic arts training in both Paris and London and then moved on to performing with several repertory companies, before he formed the London Theatre Group in 1968. Berkoff had actually been appearing in uncredited roles in UK cinema since 1959, and started to get noticed by casting agents with his performances in Hamlet at Elsinore (1964), Nicholas and Alexandra (1971), A Clockwork Orange (1971) and Barry Lyndon (1975). Mainstream film fans are probably most familiar with Steven Berkoff via his portrayal of a trio of ice cold villains in several big budget Hollywood productions of the 1980s. Firstly, he played a rogue general plotting to launch a war in Europe in Octopussy (1983), then a drug smuggling art dealer out to kill Detroit narcotics officer Eddie Murphy in Beverly Hills Cop (1984), and thirdly as a sadistic Russian commando officer torturing Sylvester Stallone in Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985). Berkoff continued to contribute scintillating performances and was quite memorable as Adolf Hitler in War and Remembrance (1988), The Krays (1990) and the haunting The Tell-Tale Heart (1991). Further villainous roles followed for the steely Berkoff in Fair Game (1995) and the Jean-Claude Van Damme kick flick Legionnaire (1998). He excelled in the camp comedy 9 Dead Gay Guys (2002), played UK crime figure Charlie Richardson Snr. in Charlie (2004) and then appeared in the passionate Greek film about mail order brides simply titled, Nyfes (2004) ("Brides"). His screen performances are but one part of the brilliance of Steven Berkoff, as he has additionally built a formidable reputation for his superb craftsmanship in the theatre. Berkoff has written and performed original plays including "Decadence", "Harry's Christmas Lunch" "Brighton Beach Scumbags" and "Sink the Belgrano", as well as appearing in productions of "Hamlet", "Macbeth" and "Coriolanus" to rapturous audiences right across the globe. Furthermore, he has authored several highly entertaining books on the theatre and his life including "The Theatre of Steven Berkoff", "Coriolanus in Deutscheland", "A Prisoner in Rio", "I am Hamlet" and "Meditations on Metamorphosis".
Steven Berrebi
Steven Berrebi was raised in West Orange, New Jersey. At the age of 9, his artistically inclined parents encouraged him to try acting, which resulted in small parts in the Metropolitan Opera's New Jersey productions. Years later, Steven, now a self-taught successful photographer, increasingly found himself in front of the camera. He pursued formal training with several New York City based teachers and began to break through in 2017-18 with parts in Wes Miller's River Runs Red (2018), Bumble Fu*k, as well as several commercials.
Steven Black
Steven Black is an actor, known for Stump the Guesser (2020).
Steven Black
Steven Black is known for Tiffany the Doll (2022), Savages (2023) and Twerk: Reggae Nights.
Steven Blackett
Steven Blackett is known for his work on Love in Paradise: The Caribbean, A 90 Day Story (2021) and 90 Day Bares All (2021).
Steven Blackwell
Steven Blackwell was born on July 12, 1950 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor.
Steven Blades
With his breakthrough performance as Ethan in Matthew Hope's All The Devil's Men, English actor Steven Blades has been brought to the attention of audiences worldwide. He is also no stranger to television as he has also appeared in popular productions such as Coronation Street and Vikings. Steven Blades was born 20th July 1989 in Sheffield and raised by his mother Susan Blades. He attended Halfway Infant & Junior school before finishing his academic teenage years at Westfield comprehensive school. Classroom based education never fulfilled his desires and consequently he was expelled in his final year. Steven was accepted into Royal Marines Commando Basic Training at the age of 16. The Royal Marine Commandos are the United Kingdoms Elite Rapid Reaction Force, well know for their gruelling 32 weeks selection process. Steven completed his basic training and became a Royal Marines Commando in 2008, although not before breaking his foot and tearing ligaments in his leg during the process. He was first drafted to Yankee Company in 45 Commando Arbroath Scotland, before deploying to Afghanistan with Brigade HQ on Operation Herrick 09. Steven's aspirations to rise through the military ranks were taken from him in 2010 when he was medically discharged from the Royal Marines, due to an injury which left him partially blind in his right eye. The years that followed were extremely dark for Steven. As not only was he adapting to civilian life, but he was also coming to terms with the fact that his whole world had just been taken from him. However he wasn't ready to throw in the towel just yet. He travelled to Cape Town South Africa and was trained in Close Protection. Advancing his skillset in close quarter combat, surveillance/counter surveillance, defensive driving and advanced weapons handling. He then began working in the private security sector as both a Maritime Security Consultant and a Close Protection Operative. Over the years to come Steven provided armed protection to commercial vessels and their crew, from the immediate threat of Somali Pirates. He also provided Personal Protection to some of the most influential people in the world. It wasn't until 2013 were Steven found his true calling in life. He began taking drama classes in Sheffield and quickly realized that the creative space was where he truly felt alive. He sold his house, car and most of his belongings to make the move to London. Steven then began working as a supporting artist taking whatever work he could get, while also attending acting classes. In 2015 Steven starred in The Wild Card directed by Nicholas Cohen, performing the role of Archie Muscato, whilst also producing the film. The duo then went on to create Recoil in 2018, a short film based on the dark period of Steven life after leaving the Royal Marines. Recoil then went on to win Best Thriller at the Los Angeles Film Awards. Soon after Steven earned his breakthrough role as Ethan in Matthew Hope's All The Devil's Men, which brought him to the attention of audiences across the world. He later appeared in popular television productions such as Coronation Street and Vikings, with one of his more recent roles being that of Trevors in Tom Paton's 400 Bullets.
Steven Blakeley
A versatile British character actor of stage and screen, Blakeley was born and raised in the Derbyshire mining town of Bolsover. He is a popular face on television, having appeared in numerous soaps, television dramas and commercials. Blakeley first came to public attention as PC Geoff Younger, when he joined the cast of Heartbeat, originally for six episodes. Such was his popularity he remained a regular in the show for over one hundred episodes. In 2006, he was a nominee in the category of Most Popular Newcomer at the National Television Awards. A consummate stage actor, Blakeley has numerous stage credits to his name, in genres ranging from Shakespeare, to new writing, to traditional British pantomime. He is also much in demand as a compere and has lent his voice to a range of recordings.
