Ben Stewart
Ben Stewart is known for The Curious Case of Dolphin Bay (2022) and Bees (2013).
Ben Stiller
Benjamin Edward Meara Stiller was born on November 30, 1965, in New York City, New York, to legendary comedians Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. His father was of Austrian Jewish and Polish Jewish descent, and his mother was of Irish Catholic descent (she converted to Judaism). His parents made no real effort to keep their son away from the Hollywood lifestyle and he grew up among the stars, wondering just why his parents were so popular. At a young age, he and his sister Amy Stiller would perform plays at home, wearing Amy's tights to perform Shakespeare. Ben also picked up an interest in being on the other side of the camera and, at age 10, began shooting films on his Super 8 camera. The plots were always simple: someone would pick on the shy, awkward Stiller ... and then he would always get his revenge. This desire for revenge on the popular, good-looking people may have motivated his teen-angst opus Reality Bites (1994) later in his career. He both directed and performed in the film, which co-starred Winona Ryder and Ethan Hawke. Before he got to Hollywood, he put in several consistently solid years in the theater. After dropping out of UCLA, he performed in the Tony Award winner, "The House of Blue Leaves". While working on the play, Stiller shot a short spoof of The Color of Money (1986) starring him (in the Tom Cruise role) and his American Playhouse: The House of Blue Leaves (1987) costar John Mahoney (in the Paul Newman role). The short film was so funny that Lorne Michaels purchased it and aired it on Saturday Night Live (1975). This led to his spending a year on the show in 1989. Stiller made his big screen debut in Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun (1987) in 1987. Demonstrating early on the multifaceted tone his career would take, he soon stepped behind the camera to direct Back to Brooklyn for MTV. The network was impressed and gave Stiller his own show, The Ben Stiller Show (1992). He recruited fellow offbeat comedians Janeane Garofalo and Andy Dick and created a bitingly satirical show. MTV ended up passing on it, but it was picked up by Fox. Unfortunately, the show was a ratings miss. Stiller was soon out of work, although he did have the satisfaction of picking up an Emmy for the show after its cancellation. For a while, Stiller had to settle for guest appearance work. While doing this, he saved up his cash and in the end was able to scrape enough together to make Reality Bites (1994), now a cult classic which is looked upon favorably by the generation it depicted. Ben continued to work steadily for a time, particularly in independent productions where he was more at ease. However, he never quite managed to catch a big break. His first big budget directing job was Jim Carrey's The Cable Guy (1996). Although many critics were impressed, Jim Carrey's fans were not. In 1998, There's Something About Mary (1998) had propelled Stiller into the mainstream spotlight. He also starred in such hit movies as Keeping the Faith (2000) and Meet the Parents (2000).
Ben Stillwell
You can see Ben recurring as "Michael Siletti" on TNT's Murder In the First, "Zach" on Teen Wolf, "James" on Grey's Anatomy, "Nathan" on Sullivan & Son, "Evan Braun" on Criminal Minds, "James (recurring)" on Shake It Up, "Owen (recurring)" on Lab Rats, "Camden" on Richie Rich, "Todd" in Tales of Halloween Feature Film, "Nicholas" (series regular) on Bad Family/Fox Pilot, "Zuke (lead")" on There Goes the Planet Pilot, Johnny on "Cozmos", and "Adam (lead)" on Cartoon Networks Live Action Pilot Attention Students. Ben is also a writer, finishing his first pilot script when he was just 16, and completing a full table read of his script at Second City. He also writes sketch comedy, sitcom spec, and completed writing two more pilots by the age of 19. Ben is in the Improv Conservatory Program at Second City, and has been continually working on honing his comedic and improvisational skills since the age of 13. He's trained at Second City, The Groundlings, and LA Connection. Ben enjoys visiting new Escape Rooms, Parkour/Free Running, and trains at various gyms in Los Angeles when he's not acting or writing.
Ben Stobber
Ben Stobber is a Student Emmy/Broadway World award winning actor and one of the creators of the Lucky Sevens Film Challenge that is giving seven indie filmmakers a shot at shooting a feature film in seven days with no more than seven crew members for $7,000 in 2021. Born in Hudson, Wisconsin but raised in the small town of Pueblo West, Colorado, he developed his passion for acting since age five through talent shows, musicals, speech & debate, and love for Shakespeare. His move to Las Vegas in 2002 brought opportunities with Paramount in Star Trek: The Experience at the Las Vegas Hilton, followed by other local Vegas acting opportunities as a scare actor for Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, Blue Man Group at the Venetian, & Cirque du Soleil's Love at the Mirage. His first time in front of the camera was in 2004 for TNT's Dramatic Auditions when they were traveling around the country looking for the best actors. Of the many who auditioned, he was chosen as one of five semifinalists in the Las Vegas region. Biggest stage performance break came from being cast as the lead role of Ash in the Las Vegas premiere of Evil Dead the Musical. This lead him to his first starring performance on the strip at Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino where he performed for almost three years. Other notable credits on the Las Vegas strip were Legwarmers, Divorce Party the Musical, & Awesome 80's Prom. Recent film credits include Bloodthirst(Costas Mandylor, Robert Lasardo, Tara Reid) distributed by Lionsgate, Immortal Wars(Eric Roberts, Tom Sizemore, Bill Oberst Jr.) Entertainment One, Bus Party to Hell(Tara Reid, Sadie Katz, Devanny Pinn) Gravitas Ventures, Sunset Society(Lemmy, Dizzy Reed, Ron Jeremy, Steve-O) Cleopatra Entertainment, and Unwritten( Lorenzo Lamas) from Random Media.
Ben Stone
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Ben Stone Zelman
Ben Stone Zelman is an actor, known for Dispatches from Elsewhere (2020) and Becca's Bunch (2018).
Ben Stookesberry
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Ben Stotes
Ben Stotes is an actor, known for Rage - Furia primitiva (1988), 21 Jump Street (1987) and Popcorn (1991).
Ben Stott
Ben Stott is an actor, known for Into the Woods (2011), Hamlet (2015) and Doctors (2000).
Ben Stranahan
Ben began his professional career in the arts as a graduate of both the Berklee College of Music in Boston and the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. He has since had success as an Actor, Producer and Musician. Ben has produced many feature films including Mean Dreams starring Bill Paxton, Sophie Nélisse, Josh Wiggins and Colm Feore, which premiered in 2016 in the Directors Fortnight at Cannes and as a Special Presentation at TIFF. Mean Dreams went on to be sold into over 50 countries and have theatrical releases in over 10 territories. He's also produced the genre-bending psychological thriller Population Zero that's been critically lauded around the world and produced the thriller Calibre, which was released on Netflix in 2018 and was nominated for 4 BAFTA's winning one for Best Actor - Jack Lowden. His most recent production work was Castle in the Ground. Starring Imogen Poots, Neve Campbell and Alex Wolff, Which premiered at TIFF and SXSW. In the TV landscape, Ben has produced the smart anthology series The Midnight Anthology starring Clancy Brown. The pilot has premiered at the New York Television Festival in 2015 and won both the Artistic Achievement and Best Director awards at the festival. Ben and the The Midnight Anthology team are in development on the remaining episodes of the series. As an actor, Ben has had the opportunity to perform in theatre, television and film. He has an electric energy that is injected into every role and is known to be a Director's actor, working with the people around him to bring out the most compelling and dynamic characters. Ben belongs on the stage and in front of the camera, feeling at home with other artists and performers. Ben, an Aspen native who was raised by inspiring and creative parents, found himself at a young age gripped by a lifelong pursuit and passion for the arts. Ben finds solace in something he once heard Richard Linklater say in an interview "People who ask me why I make films, don't understand that it's a not a choice. Painters paint, filmmakers make films." Ben considers the arts to be the most important thing he can engage in and explore - both for himself and his community.
