Wass Stevens

Wass Stevens

🎂 22nd August 1970 (55 yrs) 📍 Brooklyn, New York, USA

Known For

Biography

Wass Stevens is an actor,

Wass Stevens

Movies Featuring Wass Stevens

A Brooklyn Love Story

A Brooklyn Love Story (2024)

as Angel 'Zeffo' Zeffirelli

Signs of Love

Signs of Love (2022)

as Michael

Worth

Worth (2021)

as Jim

Lansky

Lansky (2021)

as Aaron Yariv

Beneath the Blue Suburban Skies

Beneath the Blue Suburban Skies (2019)

Rockaway

Rockaway (2019)

as Dad

Police State

Police State (2018)

as Caldwell

Reprisal

Reprisal (2018)

as Fredericks

Sollers Point

Sollers Point (2017)

as Wasp

Patti Cake$

Patti Cake$ (2017)

as Nickel

The Book of Henry

The Book of Henry (2017)

as Gary

Chuck

Chuck (2017)

as Johnny Dicesare

John Wick: Chapter 2

John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017)

as Consiglieri

To Keep the Light

To Keep the Light (2016)

as Chief Inspector

Demolition

Demolition (2016)

as Jimmy

A Stand Up Guy

A Stand Up Guy (2016)

as Mario

Ava's Possessions

Ava's Possessions (2015)

as Tony

My Man Is a Loser

My Man Is a Loser (2014)

as Trainer Joe

Bridge and Tunnel

Bridge and Tunnel (2014)

as Sean McLaughlin

Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn

Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn (2013)

as Jimmy Vitigliano

A Novel Romance

A Novel Romance (2011)

as Sam Steele

Brooklyn's Finest

Brooklyn's Finest (2010)

as Det. Patrick Leary

No Image

Rachel (2010)

as Lead

Last Day of Summer

Last Day of Summer (2009)

as Video Store Clerk

The Wrestler

The Wrestler (2008)

as Nick Volpe

Pistol Whipped

Pistol Whipped (2008)

as Tim Wheeler

A New Wave

A New Wave (2007)

as Francois

World Trade Center

World Trade Center (2006)

as Pat McLoughlin

Satan's Little Helper

Satan's Little Helper (2005)

as Dean Whooly

She Hate Me

She Hate Me (2004)

as Frank Sturgis

Season of the Hunted

Season of the Hunted (2003)

as Lenny (as Wass M. Stevens)

The Family Man

The Family Man (2000)

as Trader

Montana

Montana (1998)

as Jackson

Kiss & Tell

Kiss & Tell (1997)

as Anthony 'Quinn' Quintano

Nixon

Nixon (1995)

as Protester