Stephen Guarino
American Actor, Actor in 'After Forever'
American Actor, Actor in 'After Forever'
An American actor active in television and film, gained recognition for roles in the Emmy-winning series 'After Forever' and 'Sordid Lives'. He appeared in various other series and is known for his work in comedic roles. Guarino has developed a substantial following in the LGBTQ+ community, frequently participating in related events and projects. In addition to acting, he has experienced success as a producer and writer, contributing to the growth of queer narratives in media.
Starred in 'After Forever'
Appeared in 'Sordid Lives'
Contributed to various LGBTQ+ projects
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