| rdfs:comment | - Sean Smith played an official from Immigration in the episode Han.
- Sean Smith is a character mentioned in Fallout 4.
- Sean was educated in his hometown of Telford Shropshire, England where he attended Lakeside Academy School. When Sean was growing up many laughed at him and said that he would never ever make his life long dream of becoming a wrestling come true. It is said that Sean first started training in his own Backyard Federation called British Junior Wrestling where he and his other Family Members Such as Mac Guest and CJ Roberts put on a wrestling show in a Small Handmade ring infront of Fans and the youtube Community
- Sean Smith (born October 5, 1967; age 50) played Sam Tyler during Season 3 of 24.
- 05/10/1967 - Palo Alto, California (Estados Unidos)
- Sean Smith is an American actor. On House, M.D., he portrayed Ernest, the head of human resources at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in the Season 7 episode Selfish. Smith has had featured roles in Not Another Teen Movie, The Bourne Supremacy, What About Brian, American Heiress, The Young and the Restless, iCarly and The Bold and the Beautiful.
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- Sean Smith (* [Jahr unbekannt]in Palo Alto, Kalifornien, USA Jahre alt)Kategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehltKategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehlt ist ein Schauspieler, der in der Folge von [[]] einen Takret-Offizier spielte. Sein Kostüm wurde bei der It's a Wrap!-Auktion versteigert. 2000 lieh er einem Wissenschaftsoffizier an der Akademie, einem Hodlytl-Offizier und Adel Radsek im Videospiel Star Trek: Klingon Academy seine Stimme.
- Sean Smith was one of the most influential and well-known Grand Admirals in this troublesome period. He had served has an Admiral and later Grand Admiral in the Second Galactic Republic, a Grand Admiral for a few short months in the new Imperial Dynasty, the High Admiral/Head of the Fleet in the Second Rebel Alliance, a Grand Moff for the Palpatinian Empire and the Grand Admiral of the ARGA and RSC. He developed unique tactics and outguessed his opponents several times during a battle. He constantly worked throughout his life and knew the capabilities of each ship, no matter how small or powerful, and more importantly, what it's crew could do with it and how.
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| abstract | - Sean Smith (* [Jahr unbekannt]in Palo Alto, Kalifornien, USA Jahre alt)Kategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehltKategorie:Artikel mit Vorlage:Personendaten, denen Geburtstagsanzeige fehlt ist ein Schauspieler, der in der Folge von [[]] einen Takret-Offizier spielte. Sein Kostüm wurde bei der It's a Wrap!-Auktion versteigert. 2000 lieh er einem Wissenschaftsoffizier an der Akademie, einem Hodlytl-Offizier und Adel Radsek im Videospiel Star Trek: Klingon Academy seine Stimme. Smith spielte in diversen Theaterstücken und Musicals, wie The Jersey Boys, Phantom der Oper und Chess. 1999 bis 2000 drehte er Werbespots für AllTel (Regie: Ethan Cohen, Joel Cohen und Christopher Guest), in denen er auch Sprecher war. 1995 begann seine Fernsehkarriere mit einem Auftritt als Hamlet in der Folge Word of Honor von Ein Strauß Töchter (mit Elizabeth Hoffman, Cully Fredricksen und Warren Munson). Daran schlossen sich Gastauftritte in diversen Fernsehserien an, wie Mad TV (1999, mit Debra Wilson, Diana Lee Inosanto und Douglas Tait), Pretender (1999, mit Walker Brandt, Deborah Lacey, Tim Lounibos, Harve Presnell und Albie Selznick), Martial Law – Der Karate-Cop (1999, mit Jude Ciccolella und Ashley Sierra Hughes) und Angel (1999, mit Maury Sterling, Scott L. Schwartz und Henry Kingi, Sr.). Auch hatte er einen Stimmenauftritt in Disney's The King and I (1999). Darüber hinaus hatte er Gastauftritte in Fernsehserien wie Ladies Man (2000, mit Stephen Root und Sharon Lawrence), Frasier (2000, mit Kelsey Grammer), CSI (2000, mit Timothy Carhart und Glenn Morshower), New York Life – Endlich im Leben! (2000, mit Gina Ravarra und Scott Rinker), Chaos City (2001, u.a. mit Alan Ruck), Diagnose: Mord (2001, mit Diana Cignoni), Just Shoot Me – Redaktion durchgeknipst (2001, mit Geneviere Anderson), Für alle Fälle Amy (2002, mit Gretchen German, Rachael Harris, Chris Sarandon und Anton Yelchin), Sabrina – Total verhext (2003, mit Bumper Robinson und Gary Bullock), The West Wing – Im Zentrum der Macht (2003, u.a. mit Ron Canada, Benjamin Brown, Ron Marasco, Sean Smith, Cullen G. Chambers und Chase Kim), 24 – Twenty Four (2004, mit Alexandra Lydon, Zachary Quinto, Alan Dale, Patrick Fabian und Michael Cavanaugh), J. J. Abrams' Alias (2005, mit Rachel Nichols und Jennifer Hetrick), Girlfriends (2006, mit Marina Sirtis), Las Vegas (2005, u.a. mit Nikki Cox und Cecilia Specht) und What About Brian (2006, mit Jeff Chase, D.C. Douglas, Gina Hecht und D. Elliot Woods). Darüber hinaus spielte er Nebenrollen in diversen Filmen, wie Meat Loaf: To Hell and Back (2000, mit Bruce Bohne und Tim Kelleher), Was das Herz begehrt (2003, mit Patrick Fischler und Julia Rose), Die Bourne-Verschwörung (2004, mit Karl Urban), dem Musical Art Thief Musical! (2004, mit Autumn Reeser), David Richard Ellis' Thriller Cellular (2004, mit Lenore Kasdorf und Matt McColm) und dem Drama So was wie Liebe (2005, mit James Read und Justin Rodgers Hall). Zuletzt hatte er eine wiederkehrende Rolle als Kevin Hamilton in der Serie American Heiress (2007, mit Marshall Teague) sowie Gastauftritte in Desperate Housewives (2007, mit Teri Hatcher und Brenda Strong), The Game (2007, mit Wren T. Brown, Robert Curtis-Brown und Coby Bell) und Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008, mit Thomas Alexander Dekker) sowie Auftritte in Transformers (2007, Drehbuch Roberto Orci und Alex Kurtzman) und der Komödie Expecting Love (2008).
- Sean Smith played an official from Immigration in the episode Han.
- Sean Smith is a character mentioned in Fallout 4.
- Sean was educated in his hometown of Telford Shropshire, England where he attended Lakeside Academy School. When Sean was growing up many laughed at him and said that he would never ever make his life long dream of becoming a wrestling come true. It is said that Sean first started training in his own Backyard Federation called British Junior Wrestling where he and his other Family Members Such as Mac Guest and CJ Roberts put on a wrestling show in a Small Handmade ring infront of Fans and the youtube Community
- Sean Smith (born October 5, 1967; age 50) played Sam Tyler during Season 3 of 24.
- 05/10/1967 - Palo Alto, California (Estados Unidos)
- Sean Smith is an American actor. On House, M.D., he portrayed Ernest, the head of human resources at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in the Season 7 episode Selfish. Smith has had featured roles in Not Another Teen Movie, The Bourne Supremacy, What About Brian, American Heiress, The Young and the Restless, iCarly and The Bold and the Beautiful.
- Sean Smith was one of the most influential and well-known Grand Admirals in this troublesome period. He had served has an Admiral and later Grand Admiral in the Second Galactic Republic, a Grand Admiral for a few short months in the new Imperial Dynasty, the High Admiral/Head of the Fleet in the Second Rebel Alliance, a Grand Moff for the Palpatinian Empire and the Grand Admiral of the ARGA and RSC. He developed unique tactics and outguessed his opponents several times during a battle. He constantly worked throughout his life and knew the capabilities of each ship, no matter how small or powerful, and more importantly, what it's crew could do with it and how. After several challenges and battles in his early career in the Republic Navy, he proved that although he maintained his rouge-atmosphere, he was likely to be promoted from Captain to Acting Commodore when his other commander fell in the heat of battle and Sean took control. Several times later he also won skirmishes and was involved in a couple of battles, earning recognition throughout the Admiral's League which was highly independent and oblivious to upcoming stars. With the government transforming into the new Empire, he got promoted to Admiral for been involved in the battle of the Star Risen and later, was offered Grand Admiral by the Emperor, a rank way too early for someone at his age. He accepted it however and marked his legacy on the universe, defecting from either-side but bringing glory and recognition to those who served under his command. To be his assistant, aide or acting admiral was to have a permanent mark that you had served under him. Although he aged well, it added to what seemed to be his vulnerability but time and time again, he surprised his aggressors and dictated the battles. He knew how to adapt and train forces on whatever side he was acting upon, leaving trails of his legacy with every movement. He also reached friendship with the Jedi Order and assisted them several times, exchanging favours and changing what happened in the galaxy. Although the politicians gave the orders, Sean did his own thing and acted separately from any major government for the majority of his career. He eventually died after been wounded and hearing that the battle was all but won by his own son.
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