Justin Sintic

Justin Sintic is a film, television and stage actor that grew up in a small suburban town in New Jersey, just outside of New York City. He was a competitive ice hockey player into his twenties before being encouraged to move to Hollywood where he was quickly signed by Iris Grossman at ICM Partners who said Justin reminded her of Paul Newman in the Rocky Graziano film Marqué par la haine (1956)

Justin honed his craft in local theaters, leaving audiences in awe of his natural ability to embody complicated characters. His gravitas quickly set him apart as a talent to watch as noted by Iris Mann of Backstage who said, "Sintic has a magnetic stage presence and projects a fascinating sense that there is turmoil boiling beneath the surface." His years on the ice have instilled in him a discipline and tenacity which characterize his approach to acting, while his athleticism and vulnerability infuse performances with a unique physicality and authenticity.

As a true New Jersey native, Justin has embraced a bicoastal lifestyle, seamlessly navigating the worlds of both New York and Los Angeles. His connection to the energy of the East Coast has shaped him into a dynamic and adaptable actor, equally at home in the gritty realism of urban dramas and the sun-soaked glamour of Hollywood.

Known for his humility and genuine appreciation for his craft, which he continues to explore with acting coach Greta Seacat, Justin has emerged as a captivating force in the realm of entertainment, reminiscent of the timeless charm and talent embodied by the throwbacks of the industry.