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Alexander Stine

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Birthplace:
Parker, Colorado, USA

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Alexander Stine aka "the People's Character Actor" is known for his versatility and energy that he brings to his performances. The son of a high school principal and a greeting card writer, he grew up in Parker, Colorado where he found an interest for everything geek! A passion for sci-fi and fantasy storytelling, plus a keen sense of character development and story structure led him to a life lived on stage. After receiving a talent scholarship and a degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Northern Colorado, he moved to New York City where he has starred in countless shows from indie one acts to full blown Shakespearean productions such as King Lear with Austin Pendleton.  In 2014 Alexander's film and television career began to take flight with appearances on such award winning shows as Orange is the New Black, The Affair, Boardwalk Empire, and Mindhunter. In 2017 he was awarded Best Supporting Actor in for his role of Yappy Hefflefinger in the feature film Wild Men at the Macabre Faire Film Festival. He is also a highly sought after Dungeon Master for Dungeons and Dragons 5E and is the Writer, Producer, and Host of the bi-weekly actual play podcast The Floor is Dungeon on the Missing Sock Podcast Network.

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