Sean Penn Biography
Sean Penn born as Sean Justin Penn is an American actor and filmmaker. He is a two time Academy Awards winner best known for his role in the mystery drama Mystic Drama (20030 and the biopic Milk (2008).
Sean Penn Age
Penn was born on August 17, 1960, in Santa Monica, California, U.S. He is 58 years old as of 2018.
Sean Penn Height
He stands at a height of 1.75 m.
Sean Penn Young | Family
He was born to Leo Penn and Eileen Ryan and raised in a secular home. His father was an actor and director while his mother was an actress, a Catholic of Irish and Italian descent.
He attended Santa Monica High School and in his early life, he began making short films with some of his childhood friends; actors Charlie Sheen and Emilio Esteves who lived near his home.
Sean Penn Brother
He has an older brother, Michael Penn, who is a musician and his younger brother, Chris Penn, was an actor who died in 2006.
Sean Penn Wife
He was engaged to Elizabeth McGovern before he met Madonna, pop singer, in February 1985 and they married in August that year, on her birthday. Their marriage ended in divorce in 1989.
After his divorce, he moved on with Robin Wright, an actress and they were blessed with a daughter named Dylan Frances who was born on April 13, 1991. They were later blessed with a son called Hopper Jack on August 6, 1993. The two separated in 1995 and later reconciled and remarried on April 27, 1996. Their marriage ended in a divorce that was finalized on July 22, 2010.
He then began dating Charlize Theron in December 2013 and announced their engagement in December 2015 only to end their relationship in June 2015.
Sean Penn Daughter
His daughter’s name is Dylan Frances, she was born on April 13, 1991.
Sean Penn Movies
Year |
Title |
Role |
2019 |
The Professor and the Madman |
Dr. William Chester Minor |
2016 |
The Angry Birds Movie |
Terence |
Sound of Sun |
Man |
|
2015 |
The Gunman |
Jim Terrier |
2013 |
Gangster Squad |
Mickey Cohen |
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty |
Sean O’Connell |
|
2012 |
Americans |
Commie |
2011 |
The Tree of Life |
Adult Jack |
This Must Be the Place |
Cheyenne |
|
2010 |
Fair Game |
Joseph Wilson |
2008 |
What Just Happened |
Himself |
Tropic Thunder |
Himself |
|
Milk |
Harvey Milk |
|
2007 |
Persepolis |
Marjane’s Father |
2006 |
All the King’s Men |
Willie Stark |
2005 |
The Interpreter |
Tobin Keller |
2004 |
The Assassination of Richard Nixon |
Samuel J. Bicke |
2003 |
Pauly Shore Is Dead |
Himself |
It’s All About Love |
Marciello |
|
Mystic River |
James “Jimmy” Markum |
|
21 Grams |
Paul Rivers |
|
2001 |
The Beaver Trilogy |
Groovin’ Larry |
2001 |
I Am Sam |
Samuel John “Sam” Dawson |
2000 |
Up at the Villa |
Rowley Flint |
Before Night Falls |
Cuco Sánchez |
|
The Weight of Water |
Thomas Janes |
|
1999 |
Being John Malkovich |
Himself |
Sweet and Lowdown |
Emmet Ray |
|
1998 |
Hurlyburly |
Eddie |
The Thin Red Line |
1st Sgt. Welsh |
|
1997 |
Loved |
Michael |
She’s So Lovely |
Eddie Quinn |
|
U Turn |
Bobby Cooper |
|
The Game |
Conrad Van Orton |
|
Hugo Pool |
Strange Hitchhiker |
|
1995 |
Dead Man Walking |
Matthew Poncelet |
1993 |
Carlito’s Way |
David Kleinfeld |
1992 |
Cruise Control |
Jeffrey |
1991 |
The Beaver Trilogy |
“Groovin’ Larry” Huff |
1990 |
State of Grace |
Terry Noonan |
Cool Blue |
Phil the Plumber |
|
1989 |
Casualties of War |
Sgt. Tony Meserve |
We’re No Angels |
Jim |
|
1988 |
Colors |
Officer Danny McGavin |
1988 |
Judgment in Berlin |
Guenther X |
1986 |
At Close Range |
Brad Whitewood Jr. |
Shanghai Surprise |
Glendon Wasey |
|
1985 |
The Falcon and the Snowman |
Daulton Lee |
1984 |
Crackers |
Dillard |
1984 |
Racing with the Moon |
Henry “Hopper” Nash |
1983 |
Bad Boys |
Michael O’Brien |
Risky Business |
Unknown |
|
Summerspell |
Buddy |
|
1982 |
Fast Times at Ridgemont High |
Jeff Spicoli |
1981 |
Taps |
Cadet Capt. Alex Dwyer |
Television
Year |
Title |
Role |
2019 |
American Lion |
Andrew Jackson |
2018 |
The First |
Tom Haggerty |
2016 |
Family Guy |
Himself (voice) |
2004 |
Two and a Half Men |
Himself |
2001 |
Friends |
Eric |
1998 |
The Larry Sanders Show |
Himself |
1997 |
Ellen |
Himself |
1981 |
The Killing of Randy Webster |
Don Fremont |
1979 |
Barnaby Jones |
Sam |
1974 |
Little House on the Prairie |
Kid |
Sean Penn Net Worth
From his career, he has an estimated net worth of $150 million.
Sean Penn The First
He stars as Tom Haggerty.
Sean Penn Fast Times
He stars as Jeff Spicoli in Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
Sean Penn Bad Boys
He stars as Michael O’Brien.
Sean Penn Oscars
He won the 2004 Best Actor Award as well as the 2009 Best Actor Award. Besides that, he was nominated three times; 1996, 2000 and 2002 Best Actor Awards.
Sean Penn 2018
Sean Penn I Am Sam
He stars as Samuel John “Sam” Dawson.
Sean Penn Mystic River
He stars as James “Jimmy” Markum.
Sean Penn Interview
Oprah Talks to Sean Penn
Source: oprah.com
Oprah: You have a reputation for being antipress. Are you?
Sean: Selling a movie feels like a hustle to every bone in my body. Many actors have careers dominated by modeling. They’re all over the place. It turns me off. People who are good at what they do ought to practice something bigger.
Oprah: Do you have your own set of rules about what roles you’ll take?
Sean: I choose movies that I think will speak to what’s important. I was getting ready to make a movie when 9/11 happened. I decided to get out of it. If I have any rule, it’s that if you’re talking about yesterday, it should somehow relate to an understanding of today and tomorrow.
Oprah: Why did you make I Am Sam [a movie about a mentally retarded man who teaches a lawyer about love and family]? That’s as close to heartwarming as you’ve come.
Sean: [Laughs.] That was an interesting challenge. Craft comes into acting later rather than sooner. I was somebody who had to learn through a process—a natural actor doesn’t need to.
Oprah: Who’s more natural than you are?
Sean: Some people just have it and others don’t. For me [the craft] was hard-earned. My mother came to the first play I did. She said, “Well, you were just awful. You’ve got to have something to fall back on.” She was dead right. But I got with a repertory company, and bit by bit I began to find out how to use whatever gifts I had. How many ways can you use yourself to tell a story that won’t be the same one that’ll bore the hell out of you?
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