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Actor Sean Dillingham will co-star as mob boss Marco Severino on the upcoming FOX television series “BROOKLYN NINE-NINE”, season four, episode 9 “The Overmining” on Tuesday December 6th at 8 pm.
This marks the fourth network television appearance for the Arizona actor known for his roles on NBC “Night-Shift”, NETFLIX “Longmire” and FOX International “Run Coyote Run”.
“I’m very pleased to be a part of a project that is very character driven,” Dillingham said. “I’ve always been attracted to meaty dramatic roles that allow you to challenge yourself and create a unique character that is unlike any other.”
A veteran of more than 25 films, 60+ commercials and more, Dillingham has also read for roles this year on Nick Nolte’s “Graves”, “American Horror Story” and “Better call Saul”.
He owns the Comedy Spot Comedy Club in Scottsdale, where he not only performs but also teaches Improv. He has studied with both The Second City and The Groundlings out of Los Angeles. “After working on Brooklyn Nine Nine, I did not come back the same actor. I understand what that next level is, and what’s expected. It was like going from throwing the baseball around in your backyard, to then being in Yankee Stadium”.
When not auditioning or on a set, Dillingham teacher Improv each week on Wednesday nights at 6 pm at The Comedy Spot Comedy Club in Scottsdale. It’s a drop-in class and only $10 per person. Learn from him now, before he makes that big jump to L.A.
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