Wes Bentley

Actor in 'American Beauty' and 'Hunger Games'

Wes Bentley - Actor in 'American Beauty' and 'Hunger Games'
Born

September 4th, 1978
46 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actor and producer, active in film and television. Gained recognition for a role as Ricky Fitts in 'American Beauty', which won multiple Academy Awards. Played Seneca Crane in 'The Hunger Games', contributing to a successful film franchise. Involved in various independent films, showcasing versatility in dramatic roles. Established a career in both film and television with significant appearances.

Played Ricky Fitts in 'American Beauty'

Portrayed Seneca Crane in 'The Hunger Games'

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