Swen Temmel

Swen Temmel born in Graz Austrias secondlargest city moved to the US with his parents in 1997 when he was just 6 years old becoming a US citizen in 2018 He began his journey at Santa Monica Elementary graduated from Malibu High and quickly learned English and adapted to American culture He now lives in Brentwood Los Angeles with his wife Vanessa Swen completed a 2year program at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute took classes at the Groundlings Theatre in Hollywood and studied Shakespeare at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London whose alumni include Anthony Hopkins and Orlando Bloom Passionate about film and TV Swen also performs on stage Notably he starred in The Sunshine Boys at the Malibu Playhouse with Dick Van Dyke In film Swen has worked with top actors like Sylvester Stallone Bruce Willis Al Pacino Idris Elba Michael Chiklis Matthew Modine Antonio Banderas John Travolta John Malkovich Robert De Niro Josh Duhamel and Mel Gibson His roles include a bank robber in Backtrace a thief in 10 Minutes Gone a rebel in After and a lawyer in American Traitor The Trial of Axis Sally He also appeared in Concrete Cowboy with Idris Elba Breach with Bruce Willis and Force of Nature with Kate Bosworth and Emile Hirsch Swen is proud of his work in The Covenant directed by Guy Ritchie starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Den of Thieves 2 with Gerard Butler and OShea Jackson In addition to his acting career Swen Temmel is an Emmy Awardwinning producer He earned accolades at the Daytime Emmy Awards including 2020 Winner Outstanding Digital Drama Series for The Bay 2021 Nominee Outstanding Limited Drama Series for The Bay 2019 Nominee Outstanding Digital Daytime Drama Series for The Bay Swen has also been recognized with a 2022 Nominee at the Septimius Awards for Best American Actor for American Traitor The Trial of Axis Sally With goals to lead a Marvel film win an Academy Award and continue collaborating with top talent Swen Temmel continues to build a dynamic and accomplished career in the entertainment industry