Sean Faris Biography & Life Story:-
Sean Faris is an American entertainer, model, and maker, most popular for his three-episode stint in the famous TV series The Vampire Diaries and an action-packed role in Never Back Down Movie. He has a net worth of $500 thousand.
Born into the world to working-class parents, he spent the initial 12 years of his life in a little house in Houston, Texas, before moving to Ohio. He joined the 'Barbizon Modeling and Acting Center' in Cleveland, Ohio, earning a fair piece of accomplishment as a teen model.
Soon after graduating from 'Padua Franciscan High School,' he chose to seek a profession in acting and moved to Los Angeles. Before long, Faris got a minor however critical job in 'Pearl Harbor,' which cleared his direction to a successful TV and film career.
He is known for his roles in 'Sleepover,' 'Yours, Mine and Ours,' 'Life as far as We Know It,' 'Reunion,' 'The Lost Valentine,' 'Pretty Little Liars,' and 'Pawn.' His depiction of 'Jake Tyler' in 'Never Back Down' earned him an 'MTV Movie Award' in 2008.
He also won a 'Young Hollywood Award' in 2007. Faris then began working as a producer and now has multiple projects under his belt. He is married to fellow actor Cherie Jimenez. Let us look at Sean Faris's biography.
Sean Faris Early Life & Childhood:-
Sean Faris was born into the world on March 25, 1982, in Houston, Texas, to Katherine Irene Ann (Miller) and Warren Stephen Faris. He is from a working-class background and is of English, German, Scottish, and Irish descent. He moved to Ohio at the age of 12 and attended the ‘Barbizon Modeling and Acting Center’ in Cleveland, Ohio.
Faris was named the 'Lesser Male Model of the Year' at the ‘International Model and Talent Association’ in 1999. He went to ‘Padua Franciscan High School,’ a college-preparatory school, and graduated with honors in 2000. Before the post-graduation parties had even died down, he moved to Los Angeles, California, to pursue an acting career.
Sean Faris Career & Movies:-
Starting as a teen model, Faris continued on toward the world of acting after graduating from secondary school. He handled an early break in 2001, with a minor job in the Ben Affleck-starrer Pearl Harbor.' The taste of early outcome in Hollywood consoled him of his profession switch. He, nonetheless, spent his earnings quickly and did not work for the next 6 or 7 months.
The starting points of his profession are sprinkled with little parts in motion pictures, for example, 'Twisted' (2001) and 'The Brotherhood II: Young Warlocks' (2001), visitor appearances on TV shows, for example, 'Smallville' and 'Boston Public,' and a job in 'MTV's fourth time of 'Undressed' (2001).
Following a 3-year wait, he at long last handled a series-regular job, as the lead, 'Dino Whitman,' in the teen drama ‘Life as We Know It’ (2004–2005). Unfortunately, this ‘ABC’ series created by Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah had a short run and was canceled after 13 episodes.
In 2004, he likewise acted in the teen comedy ‘Sleepover,’ opposite actor Alexa Vega. Directed by Joe Nussbaum, the film mostly received negative reviews, although it did earn Faris and the cast a ‘Young Artist Award nomination for the ‘Best Performance in a Feature Film-Young Ensemble Cast.’
Faris played his next lead job in the 'Fox' American show series 'Reunion' (2005). In any case, this, as well, was taken behind closed doors solely after nine episodes, owing to low ratings. He earned widespread recognition in 2005, for his role in the family comedy ‘Yours, Mine & Ours.’ Directed by Raja Gosnell, it was a remake of the hit classic of the same name from 1968 and was about a family with 18 children.
In 2008, he got back in the saddle with three consecutive releases: ‘Forever Strong,’ ‘Never Back Down,’ and ‘Brooklyn to Manhattan.’ ‘Never Back Down’ ran for 84 days at the North American box office, earning $41,627,431, making this martial arts movie one of Faris’s best successes. The movie, made on a meager budget of $20 million by Jeff Wadlow, earned Faris the ‘MTV Movie Award’ for the ‘Best Fight.’
2008 was a busy year for Faris, as he jumped into the dual role of producer and actor in the movie ‘Manifest Destiny.’ He also appeared in the nude for the centerfold poster of the June 2008 issue of ‘Cosmopolitan UK’ to raise awareness for prostate and testicular cancer.
In 2010, Faris handled his three-episode gig as a bartending vampire "with confidential" on the popular show 'The Vampire Diaries.' He additionally showed up on the front of the January/February issue of 'Men's Health' magazine, which ended up being the highest-selling issue of the magazine that year.
In 2011, he started his relationship with 'Hallmark TV' films, featuring in ‘The Lost Valentine,’ opposite Betty White and Jennifer Love Hewitt. He then appeared in more ‘Hallmark TV’ films, such as ‘Christmas with Holly’ (2012), ‘An Uncommon Grace’ (2017), and ‘A Veteran’s Christmas’ (2018). He made a brief foray into the world of video games in 2011, voicing the character of ‘Jack Rourke’ in ‘Need for Speed: The Run.’
He acted in the crime thriller ‘Pawn’ in 2013, featuring close the 'Academy Award'- champ Forest Whitaker. That same year, he showed up in the repetitive job of 'Pennsylvania State Police Officer Gabriel Holbrook' in 'Pretty Little Liars.' a teen drama-mystery-thriller.
In 2014, Faris was announced as one of the leads for a new series, ‘Supernatural: Bloodlines,’ which was a spin-off of the popular TV series ‘Supernatural.’ Unfortunately, it, too, found its place on the list of Faris’s discontinued or canceled works and was never picked up by the network for 2014–2015.
The actor is presently working on director Bo Brinkman’s ‘The Bay House’ and is also filming ‘Barefoot Warriors’ by Kavi Raz. Faris has also tried his luck in production in 2008. Some of his works as a producer are ‘Manifest Destiny’ (2008), ‘Freerunner’ (2011), ‘The Truth in Being Right’ (2012), ‘Lost for Words’ (2013), and ‘Adulterers’ (2015).
In 2008, Faris shared the ‘MTV Movie Award’ for the ‘Best Fight’ with co-actor Cam Gigandet for the movie ‘Never Back Down.’ Reportedly, he had gone through 3 weeks of rigorous training with mixed martial arts fighters and had broken his thumb and the L3 spinous transverse process in his lower back in the course of filming. In 2007, he received the ‘Young Hollywood Award’ for being ‘The One to Watch.’ In 2005, he was nominated for the ‘Young Artist Award’ for the ‘Best Performance in a Feature Film-Young Ensemble Cast,’ for his role in ‘Sleepover,’ along with the entire cast.
Sean Faris Personal Life & Family:-
Faris is married to actor Cherie Jimenez (born Cherie Alexandra Daly). The couple got engaged in 2016 and shared the news of their wedding through social media on September 5, 2017. Faris’s wife, Cherie, also worked in the TV series ‘Pretty Little Liars,’ although not at the same time as him. In 2005, he was ranked 38th on ‘Elle Girl’s ‘50 Sexiest Guys’ list. They posted images of the ceremony on their personal Instagram accounts.
Sean Faris Net Worth:-
Sean Faris is an American actor and model who has a net worth of $500 thousand. Born in Houston, Texas on March 25, 1982, Faris has been active in the entertainment industry since 2001.
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