Where to watch Stephen A. Elkins in the UK
Find every Stephen A. Elkins film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 5 May 2026.
Stephen has appeared in Television, Film and Theater. Originally from Texas, Stephen spent a little time in Los Angeles back in the late 90's working primarily as a Makeup Artist- but what he really wanted to do was act. It was during this period he was cast in the supporting role of George in his first feature film ‘Thugs’ (1998). Long story short, life happens and he moved back to Texas where he somewhat unintentionally disappeared into the corporate world for about 19 years. Three jobs and three layoffs later he decided that what he really wanted to do was act. Since 2018, he has appeared i…
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- Murder Made Me Famous (2015) as Jimmy Breslin
- The Quest for Tom Sawyer's Gold (2023) as Thomas Sawyer
- Something to Stand for with Mike Rowe (2024) as Levi Lincoln
- Thugs (1998) as George
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Most-watched Stephen A. Elkins films currently: The Quest for Tom Sawyer's Gold (2023), Something to Stand for with Mike Rowe (2024), Thugs (1998).
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Selected TV credits: Murder Made Me Famous (2015).
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