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STEVE BANNOS SAG-AFTRA Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 5’8” FILM WHY HIM? Supporting Columbia GHOSTBUSTERS Supporting Fox SPY Supporting Fox DON QUIXOTE Lead Rabbit Bandini ALEXANDER & HORRIBLE DAY Supporting Fox THE HEAT Supporting Fox BRIDESMAIDS Supporting Universal FUNNY PEOPLE Supporting Universal PAWNLESS ENDGAME Lead Poya STEPBROTHERS Supporting Columbia DRILLBIT TAYLOR Supporting Paramount PINEAPPLE EXPRESS Supporting Columbia THE 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN Supporting Universal WALK HARD Supporting Sony SEMI-PRO Supporting New Line SUPERBAD Supporting Sony UNACCOMPANIED MINORS Supporting Warner Bros ANCHORMAN Supporting Dreamworks SHILOH FALLS Co-Starring Kenai LIFE SOLD SEPARATELY Co-Starring Independent STORY OF THE MENDEZ MURDERS Co-Starring Saban Ent/FOX TELEVISION MASTERS OF SEX Guest Star Showtime LOVE Recurring Netflix/Apatow MIKE & MOLLY Guest Star CBS DAVES OF OUR LIVES Guest Star NBC EAGLEHEART Guest Star Cartoon Network THE MENTALIST Guest Star CBS NEW GIRL Guest Star Fox WITHOUT A TRACE Guest Star CBS HELP ME HELP YOU Recurring ABC FREAKS AND GEEKS Recurring NBC/Dreamworks NED'S DECLASSIFIED SCHOOL SURVIVAL Recurring Nickelodeon ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT Guest Star Fox NAKED TRUCKER & T-BONES Guest Star Comedy Central UNDECLARED Guest Star Dreamworks SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH Guest Star Paramount/ABC DANA GOULD'S BIG SCARY PICTURE SHOW Comedy Ensemble Sci-Fi Channel JOEL HODGSON'S THE TV WHEEL Starring Player HBO NIGHT AFTER NIGHT W/ALAN HAVEY Recurring Guest Comedy Central HIGGINS BOYS & GRUBER Recurring Guest HBO TRAINING DRAKE UNIVERSITY, BFA (Acting & Directing) Des Moines, IA NATIONAL THEATRE INSTITUTE, The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. Waterford, CT ACTING & DIRECTING: John Houseman, Sorrell Booke, Sara Segar, Sol Frieder Morris Carnovsky, Jess Adkins, William SE Coleman, Royal Shakespeare Martin Best, Lynn Brit-The Old Vic Theatre OTHER SKILLS: Dialects: Greek, Russian, German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, you name it! Fluent in Greek. Former stuntman. Martial arts; combat; marksman. Owns own Lucha costume. Works well with animals & other actors. Manager: Jennifer DaRe, ATN Entertainment [email protected] AGENT: Brianna Ancel/Scot Reynolds / Phone: 818-509-0121 / Fax: 818-509-7729 10950 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604 / [email protected] / [email protected] .

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