Steven Man is one of those remarkable stories we have all heard, but few have lived. As an eight-year child he began making 8mm movies, which he produced, directed and starred in!!! Unexpected financial pressures set in shortly thereafter and instead of continuing with film, he went to work: three jobs, plus school. By his mid-20s, his perseverance started to pay off, he bought his first company, a visual display and float building operation in Vancouver, B.C. Canada, Mansueto Display International Inc. (MDI), and turned the wavering enterprise into an international, award-winning, company. As MDI grew, Steven made time to return to the love of his life - acting for film. A life changing decision to relinquish the companies and be a full-time performer, brought him to Los Angeles and within days of setting his mind to the new life at hand, he landed a principal role in an independent feature and within weeks of that, he had a lead in another... Intense, clever and immensely talented, he ranges from the reluctant hero to the handsome, Machiavellian antagonist. From the Bond-esque CIA agent, "Robert Tenant"; the elegant, manipulator "Jack Stone"; the sympathetic, parapsychologist, "Dr. Ian Tarkovsky"; and the infamous Boston Strangler, "Albert DeSalvo", Steven is a consummate professional. A focused, good-natured performer that directors keep coming back to work with. A professional, a father, a partner and friend, Steven takes his role as being living proof that it is never too late to be all that you could have been, very seriously. He is a throw back to the icons of the Golden Era and will capture your eyes as well as your soul. Under his production company, Manmade Entertainment Productions Inc. with partner, Michelle Czernin von Chudenitz, Steven is developing and producing a full slate of projects (feature films, television, specialty), though which he is seeking out and nurturing new writers, directors and actors. His current goal: to make a film his most precious daughter, Chiara, will want to watch over and over again, because it makes her laugh!
Steven Mancuso is an actor, known for All Hallows' Eve (2013) and The 9th Circle (2008).
Steven Mango grew up in the greater Boston area. From the beginning, his career goal was to become an actor. Steven headed to Los Angeles right out of high school and quickly immersed himself into doing the work to develop his talent and contacts. He became a member of the Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and trained in film acting at the New York Film Academy. Always continuing to work on his craft, Steven continues to train with respected industry professionals. He since gained substantial on-camera work in comedy, drama and commercials. Activism was not initially part of his story; but after leaving the Church of Scientology, he became a well-known critic and go-to media spokesman for the anti-cult movement. A desire to prevent other young actors from falling under the spell of the "Church", Steven created Mangotology, a YouTube channel devoted exclusively to exposing Scientology. His marquee video is now over one million views and counting. Steven also appeared on television and in documentaries, including a supporting role in the BBC's 2017 film My Scientology Movie, starring Louis Theroux and directed by John Dower. In addition, his tell-all memoir of his experience with Scientology is slated for publication this year. Currently, Steven is a full-time YouTube content creator with three YouTube channels. Collectively, his channels have several million views, and to interact with his loyal following of subscribers, he also hosts weekly live streams. He is also the producer of Mango Juice, a podcast on which he discusses pop culture, celebrities, and Hollywood. In 2018, he established lilybeau Productions, Inc., a production company producing new media content. In his free time, Steven enjoys fine dining, exploring Los Angeles, watching documentary films, reading and traveling. He and his husband Jeff live in Los Angeles with their two Standard Poodles.
Steven Manning is known for Out of Time (2011), Arts Alive 2017 (2018) and Two Steps from Hope (2017).
Steven Marcus is known for 追緝殺人護士 (2022), Nurses Who Kill (2016) and 60 Minutes (1968).
Steven Marcus is an actor, known for Homicide: Life on the Street (1993), Party Monster (2003) and Bristol Boys (2006).
A prolific character actor with steely-eyes and distinctively stern features, Marlo could be counted upon to portray tough cookies and villains with consummate ease. Among a bevy of supporting roles and bit parts in 60s and 70s films and TV were occasional leads in second features, such as in Irvin Kershner's thriller The Young Captives (1959) in which he played a homicidal maniac holding an eloping couple hostage. Among numerous appearances on the small screen he could be seen as Native Americans in Death Valley Days (1952), insidious Special Investigations Department officials in Land of the Giants (1968) and as a dapper, straw boater-wearing henchman in the Star Trek: A Piece of the Action (1968). About his career Marlo said in a 2014 interview "I wasn't a big star, but I worked. I made a living at it. It was up and down." An outspoken champion of equal rights and social justice, Marlo's celluloid reputation as a heel certainly did not extend into his personal life. Steven Marlo was born Morris Miller in San Francisco. After serving in the Army Air Corps he attended acting school in L.A. on the G.I. Bill but dropped out and moved to New York, temporarily making ends meet as a cab driver and dish washer while auditioning for acting jobs. In 1951, he got his first break on Broadway in the comedy play "The Royal Family". Two years later he was in the cast of "Picnic" alongside a young stage newcomer named Paul Newman. As regular theatrical work became more and more difficult to come by, Marlo relocated to Hollywood, successfully auditioned for the role of a bodybuilder in the low budget crime drama Stakeout on Dope Street (1958) and subsequently adopted his new stage moniker. Around this time he completed drama studies at the Actor's Studio under Lee Strasberg. Until his retirement in 1990 he amassed some 79 acting credits on screen, having played anything from gangsters to police officers, from medics to a deformed hunchback in Terror in the Wax Museum (1973).
Steven was born in Corbin, Kentucky; however, his Father was in the Military and therefore he moved away from Corbin at a very young age. After spending his entire youth as a Military Dependent, he too entered into the Military at the age of eighteen, just after graduating from Central High School in San Angelo, Texas. Steven went on to serve almost eight years in the Air Force before he decided to leave the Military and relocate to Florida where he now resides with his family.
Steven Marmalstein is a writer and producer, known for World's Most Amazing Videos (1999), Amazing Vacation Homes (2004) and Ripped (2017).
Steven Jesus Marroquin (August 27, 1987), also known by Sexy Steven or BulldoggSteven is an Actor best known for his feature on the Hit Reality TV Show "Pit Boss" on Animal Planet. Steven has been featured in numerous TV appearances such as the movie "Santa's Dog" "Hercules Saves Christmas", TV Shows such as "Esto Es Guerra" and "Let's Make a Deal with Wayne Brady", also various Music Videos, as well as "You Tube" Online comedy Skits and "College Humor" Steven is available for all of your talent needs: film, commercial, television, theater, live entertainment, mascots/full body costumed characters, live events private and corporate, and stand-in.