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Phillip Stewart
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Phillip Stewart was born on 5 September 1951 in Benham, Kentucky, USA. He is an actor, known for
Aurora: Operation Intercept (1995)
,
Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero (1993)
and
Les traces de l'ange (2000)
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Known for
Aurora: Operation Intercept
3.6
Movie
T.A. 747 Pilot
1995
Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero
6.0
TV Series
Jamra Miller
1994 • 1 ep
Les traces de l'ange
4.0
Movie
Marcos Quintana
2000
Erreur judiciaire
6.7
TV Movie
Mr. Griffin (husband of Bonnie Griffin played by actress Rondi Reed)
1996
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Les traces de l'ange
4.0
Marcos Quintana
2000
Erreur judiciaire
6.7
TV Movie
Mr. Griffin (husband of Bonnie Griffin played by actress Rondi Reed)
1996
Aurora: Operation Intercept
3.6
T.A. 747 Pilot
1995
Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero
6.0
TV Series
Jamra Miller
1994
1 episode
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Height
1.83 m
Born
September 5
,
1951
Benham, Kentucky, USA
Spouse
Leslie Block
(2 children)
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Acting and writing screen plays in Los Angeles
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In 1976 Phillip went to New York to pursue a career in acting. His words were: "I would rather wake up poor in 50 years and be able to say I followed my dream than wake up rich in 50 years and never have tried".
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