Where to watch Sean Alan Stone in the UK
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Sean Alan Stone is an American actor, writer, photographer, poet, and filmmaker. He is best known for his appearance as Louis in the AMC's The Son. Stone was born in Groesbeck, Texas, the son of Ellen Stone and Paul Rahaman. His mother was American, while his father was Canadian. They met in Texas. His paternal grandfather was Indian from Georgetown, Guyana. His paternal grandmother was Irish from Dublin, Ireland. Upon graduating, Stone lived in Colorado, and for a time in South Dakota and Nebraska, before returning to Texas. Along the way, he took various jobs such as welding, pipe-fitting, …
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- The Chosen (2019) as Lucius
- The Son (2017) as Louis
- Murder Made Me Famous (2015) as Billy Flynn
- A Man Called Jon (2015) as Danny Wheatland
- Great Plains (2016) as Campbell
- Horsewater as Ketch
- The Man in the Upper Room Director
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Most-watched Sean Alan Stone films currently: A Man Called Jon (2015), Great Plains (2016), Horsewater, The Man in the Upper Room.
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Selected TV credits: The Chosen (2019), The Son (2017), Murder Made Me Famous (2015).
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