Sean Sullivan was a Canadian stage, screen and TV actor. His first film appearance was in "Here I Will Nest" (1942), about the life and career of the founder of Southwestern Ontario, Thomas Talbot. His final film appearance was in "The Boy in Blue" (1986) starring Nicolas Cage, which tells the story of the famous Canadian sculler, Ned Hanlon. He received a posthumous nomination for Best Supporting Actor for this role at the 1986 Genie Awards. Throughout a long career Sean was seen in many TV shows such as "The Avengers" (1961), "Black Beauty" (1978) and "The Beachcombers" (1979), and in many memorable films such as "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968), "The Silent Partner" (1978), "Atlantic City" (1980), "The Grey Fox" (1982) and "The Dead Zone" (1983). Sean died in his home town of Toronto at the age of 63.
Sean Sullivan was a Canadian stage, screen and TV actor. His first film appearance was in "Here I Will Nest" (1942), about the life and career of the founder of Southwestern Ontario, Thomas Talbot. His final film appearance was in "The Boy in Blue" (1986) starring Nicolas Cage, which tells the story of the famous Canadian sculler, Ned Hanlon. He received a posthumous nomination for Best Supporting Actor for this role at the 1986 Genie Awards. Throughout a long career Sean was seen in many TV shows such as "The Avengers" (1961), "Black Beauty" (1978) and "The Beachcombers" (1979), and in many memorable films such as "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968), "The Silent Partner" (1978), "Atlantic City" (1980), "The Grey Fox" (1982) and "The Dead Zone" (1983). Sean died in his home town of Toronto at the age of 63.
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