Stephen Holland is 5'11'" of American Splendor with "touchably soft" feet. He grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania with four older sisters. The hand-me-downs were a bit of a problem. Both his parents were lawyers. They attached a rider to his birth certificate saying "This Contract Limits Our Liability. Read it!" Enrolled as a student at the age of nine months at the Pennsylvania Academy for the Supremely Gifted and Extremely Good Looking, Stephen excelled at napping and was awarded a certificate for Perfect Attendance. Stephen holds a degree in Communications from Boston University. His favorite part of his college experience was studying abroad in Madrid, Spain, where he learned to sing the score to Evita in Spanish. During his college years he met James Whitmore, who told him if he wanted to act it was important to have a wide range of experiences. This motivated him to say yes when his friend asked him to accompany him to Fort Knox, KY for ROTC basic training camp. There he learned to fire M-16s, Light Anti-Tank Weapons, and other weapons. He hasn't fired a gun since. He made his professional stage debut in End of the World, starring Ken Howard, at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, MA. One of his interesting early theatrical gigs was understudying both Jamie and Edmund in Long Day's Journey Into Night at Off-Broadway's Irish Rep. The production starred Frances Sternhagen and Brian Murray. A graduate of The Groundlings School, Stephen has worked on television on Saturday Night Live, Hot in Cleveland, How I Met Your Mother, Desperate Housewives, and many other shows. He began his comedic career doing stand-up open mics in NYC with future stars such as Jim Gaffigan. Stephen auditioned and got a callback for the role of Mitchell Pritchett on Modern Family. When he saw Jesse Tyler Ferguson's name on the sign in sheet, his intuition was correct in knowing who would be getting the role. Stephen lives in Los Angeles with his husband Steve. Most of their time is spent going to CVS, supermarkets, theaters, and neighborhood dining spots.
Stephen Hollows is an actor, known for Mother Noose Presents Once Upon a Nightmare (2021), Cheat the Hangman (2018) and Deadly Sister (2021).
Stephen Holt is an actor, known for All Saints (1998), The Merger (2018) and Water Rats (1996).
Stephen Hopkins was born in 1958 in Jamaica. He is a producer and director, known for Lost in Space (1998), A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child (1989) and Predator 2 (1990).
Stephen Horn is known for Under the Skin (2013).
Stephen Hornyak was born in East Orange, New Jersey, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Twisted Twin (2020), The Killing Method and Flipper (1995). He has been married to Colleen Flynn since October 6, 1990.
Stephen Howard began his professional acting career in the 1980's. Stranded jobless and desperate in Charlotte, North Carolina, he signed on with Charlotte talent agency JTA under, what might be considered, misleading circumstances. His community theatre experience provided just enough confidence to get him cast in commercials and Movies of the Week -- shooting in the Carolina's - such as "The Ryan White Story", "Unspeakable Acts" and "Terror on Highway 59". When Dino DeLaurentis opened his studio in Wrightsville Beach, NC., Steve landed roles in films such as "Weekend at Bernie's", King Kong Lives" and "Dracula's Widow". He worked his way back to Hollywood in 1990 and continued his career closer to the source; performing in TV, Film, Commercials and Theatre. He spent the year 2011 on stage at The Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica playing Greg to Tanna Frederick's "Sylvia"(with Tom Ayers in drag) and Cathy Arden. During the run, he performed as Doug Denby in Henry Jaglom's "The M Word" with Michael Imperioli, Francis Fisher, Gregory Harrison, Zack Norman and Tanna Frederick. 2013 was the Year of "The Rainmaker" for Steve, playing H.C. Curry the patriarch of the Curry Family, again at The Edgemar Center for the Arts. Henry Jaglom also shot a film based on the backstage shenanigans during this run with Steve playing his Rainmaker character. That movie, "Ovation", will have it's sneak preview at the Aero theatre in Santa Monica on April 28th. Steve can be seen in Episode 6 of "The Hand of God" on Amazon and as a bereaved father on "Castle"; both were shot last year during the run of an original play, "Train To Zakopane"; Steve created the role of Father Alexandrov in Henry Jaglom's ode to his Father, now a film in post production. Steve and Thomas Zoeschg are in the last stages of pre-production for their Environmental Action/Adventure film: The Pollution Machine - "LIKE" us on Facebook, we'd love to have you. A new Dramady, "EVERY NIGHT AND EVERY DAY", co-created by Stephen and Mr. Zoeschg is scheduled to begin principal photography the second week of January, 2017.
Stephen Huffman is known for Demonoize (2021), Payback (2019) and Fractured (2017).
Stephen Ezra Hughes was born in Buffalo, New York, but raised in Miami, Florida. He was educated at Ransom Everglades School in Coconut Grove, Florida; Princeton University in New Jersey, where he sang with the a cappella group The Princeton Tigertones; and ESIC in Madrid, Spain, where he has made his home since 1986. In addition to acting before the camera, he is a voice producer, director, and artist for animation, documentaries, film, dubbing, advertising, and video games among other genres. He has also adapted Spanish scripts into English for four feature films.