AFTERBUZZ TV – AfterBuzz TV’s Spotlight On edition, is a long form interview series featuring actors, actresses, and TV personalities discussing their upcoming projects as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Blake V interviews Owen Teague.
ABOUT OWEN TEAGUE:
The actor can be seen in both television and film and has already garnered a resume that includes working with today’s top stars such as Samuel L. Jackson, Chris O’Donnell, Linda Cardellini, Sissy Spacek, John Cusack, Stacy Keach, Kyle Chandler, Ben Mendelsohn, Chloe Sevigny, and Andrea Riseborough. He got his start in theater in productions such as “Oliver”, “Macbeth”, “The Music Man”, and “A Christmas Story” as Ralphie. He joined Florida’s oldest and most prestigious Equity theater, Asolo Rep, in productions of “A Tale of Two Cities,” “Hero”, “A Winter’s Tale”, “The Life of Galileo”, and “The Matchmaker”.
Owen’s introduction to television and film came at the age of 10 when he flew out to Los Angeles for a screen test of “Diary of a Wimpy Kid.” He continued to audition and appear in a combination of both television and film, including “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “CollegeHumor Originals,” “Bones,” “Mercy Street,” and independent feature films “Wild in Blue“ and “Echoes of War”. The new year brings big news for Owen, as fans of “Bloodline” find Owen portraying ‘Nolan Rayburn,’ son of ‘Danny Rayburn’ (Ben Mendelsohn) in addition to his season one character, ‘Young Danny,’ putting a twist on the show’s upcoming plotline. He will also appear in the upcoming independent film “Cell” with Samuel L. Jackson, based on Stephen King’s thriller novel of the same name.
Owen, of mostly Welsh and German descent, has a true artist’s nature, and along with acting, is developing his skills in music — bass, violin and mandolin, as well as fine art — drawing, sculpture and photography. He is inspired by Leonardo DiCaprio for his range, longevity in career and charity initiatives. Currently taking a class in Digital Media, he has earned local recognition for his live action and animated short films, and wants to develop as a filmmaker. He holds near and dear to his heart environmental issues and the problem/causes of teen suicide. Having witnessed a close call with cancer in his own family, he also regularly visits Moffitt Cancer Center with his music mentor to help lift the spirits of patients through the art of music.
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5/23/2016
