Patrick St Esprit

Patrick St. Esprit was born on May, 18, 1954 in California, USA and majorly worked as a television actor who has striking appearances in television series and television films. He was fond of acting at a tender age and had developed keen interest in it. This drive for the things of acting led to him to pursue strict training at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. After graduating, he moved to Los Angeles to start his professional acting career, landing his first role in "Police Squad." Following his young years in California, Patrick switched Los Angeles to his home. He lives there with his wife, actress Tawny Moyer. The couple shares a love for animals, including their cat, Stella. Patrick was previously married to Valerie Leigh Bixler-Young until their divorce in 1982. TV series episodes were his regular presence as a guy gave him the chance to cameo in multiple TV shows. As far as independent and low-budget films are concerned, he became a part of movies like "Terminal Exposure," "The Wild Pair," and "Texas Payback." Boastfully in the mid-nineties, he received enough attention.

He managed to guest star in the several most popular television series such as "Walker, Texas Ranger," and "JAG." From 2007 until 2010, he was portraying a firefighter on "Saving Grace" and appeared in major motion pictures produced by Paul Greengrass PAUL GREEN GRASS is an American Producer, Director >> Read More... called "United 93" and " Green Zone Click to look into! >> Read More... ." In the year 2008, St. Esprit got the big recurring role on "Sons of Anarchy" as Elliott Oswald, a businessman seeking revenge for his daughter's murder. The way he acts in "Sons of Anarchy" captured the executive producer Nina Jacobson's interest. She called him for Romulus Thread in "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire." His role there brought him more TV shows and movies, including"Scandal," " Ballers Ballers is a sports-comedy series that started pre >> Read More... ," and "Narcos," as well as films like " Draft Day Click to look into! >> Read More... ," " War Dogs Click to look into! >> Read More... ," and "The Fate of the Furious." Lesser known roles are also some of his best: in 2016, playing Secretary of State Alexander Haig in "Killing Reagan" was his favorite. In 2017, Alexander found his way through his stardom. He was able to do guest features like " Kingdom Kingdom is a South Korean political period horror- >> Read More... " and " Big Little Lies Big Little Lies, a mini-series written by David E. >> Read More... " along with "The Last Ship" and the pilot for the revived SWAT that are all regulars.