Sean Dillingham wins "Best Actor" Phoenix Magazine
Jul 2, 2023
Actor Sean Dillingham has won "Best Actor" by Phoenix Magazine
Scottsdale, Arizona Jul 1, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Sean Dillingham wins "Best Actor" by Phoenix Magazine
Actor Sean Dillingham has racked up another award this year! Having already won "Best Acting Studio" he has now clinched the title of "Best Actor" by Phoenix Magazine.
Dillingham says he has worked hard this year not only on his acting endeavors but also to establish his Acting Studio in Scottsdale, Arizona as THE place to learn and train to become an actor.
To date, Dillingham has to his name, 180+ commercial credits, 90+ film credits and 25 tv series credits. An impressive resume for any actor!
Sean Dillingham's BIO:
As an actor, he has appeared in over 180+ commercials and 90+ films and 25 national television series. He's had network television appearances on Operation REPO, Discovery ID, Buried in the Backyard, The NightShift, Longmire, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, This is Us, There's Johnny, Yellowstone & Better call Saul! He has acted alongside Kevin Costner, Tony Danza, Jane Seymour, Patrick Duffy, Roger Bart, Don Ameche, Stacy Keache, John O'Hurley, Andre Braugher, Andy Samberg, Milo Ventimiglia, Bob Odenkirk, Aidan Quinn, BJ Novak, Ashton Kutcher and more. Sean has trained with the top Improv Theatres in the country including The Second City, The Groundlings, Upright Citizens Brigade and I.O. West. He also studied acting with both the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute and the Stella Adler Studio of Acting.
He was featured as a finalist and winner on the television show, America's Funniest People, where ABC television producer Stephanie Keane sited him as," another Robin Williams". He was also a finalist on the Star Search spin-off, "Ed McMahon's Next Big Star" and has been featured on "XM Radio". He's shared the stage with Louie Anderson, Gilbert Gottfried, Patty Loveless, Belinda Carlisle, Loretta Lynn, The Doobie Brothers, Rick Springfield, K.C. and the Sunshine band, Victoria Jackson and more.
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