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Ben Cable (b. 1964)

Birthplace:
Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA

Born:
May 30, 1964

Biography from TheMovieDB

Ben Cable is an Actor, Author, Blogger, and Producer in Los Angeles, California. Ben Cable returned to acting in 2017 after a long hiatus in the corporate world. Ben enjoys the artistic integrity of short films. He has been featured in over 40 movies, music videos, and shorts since 2017. His 2022 short films 'Everything I Could' and 'Don't Be Afraid' have won awards at film festivals globally. As of January 2023, a fourth micro-short film, 'The Gospel According to Ruth', was in production and ready for distribution.  In 2022, Ben Cable won Best Actor by SAS Movie Studio, DRUK International Film Festival, WUIFF International Film Festival, Future of Films Awards, Beyond Border International Film Festival, Luis Bunuel Memorial Awards, and L'Age D'or International Arthouse Film Festival.  Ben Cable is known for portraying the Father in the music video by Stitches' I CRY, with over 5.1 million views, Kiefer Sutherland's Official Video, Something You Love (2019), and Band of Horses' Official Music Video, In Need of Repair (2021).

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Producer:
2022  Don't Be Afraid
2022  Everything I Could

Writer:
2022  Don't Be Afraid
2022  Everything I Could

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