Biography
Easygoing, all-American and athletic, Sean Patrick Flanery was a natural choice to star in "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" (ABC, 1992-93), a role he would reprise over the course of his busy career in a string of made-for-TV and direct-to-video sequels. Despite the controversy surrounding director Victor Salva, Flanery notched his biggest dramatic showcase as a supernaturally gifted, ultra-sensitive albino in "Powder" (1995). Famous to a …
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Career Milestones
| Acquired a commercial agent | ||
| Appeared in another Disney Channel TV movie, "My Life As a Babysitter" | ||
| Appeared in three simultaneously running national ads for Kelloggs, McDonald's, and the National Milk Board ("Milk Does a Body Good") | ||
| Found an agent and lined up a role as a "football-stud heavy" in "Just Perfect", a TV-movie made for the Disney Channel | ||
| Traveled to Los Angeles after leaving the University of St Thomas | ||
| Worked as a waiter while appearing in theater and looking for acting jobs | ||
1968 | Moved to Houston, Texas at age three (date approximate) | |
1991 | Cast as the 16-year-old Indiana Jones in the TV series "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" | |
1991 | Flew to London for four months of rehearsal before shooting began | |
1992 | Starred in "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" on ABC-TV | |
1994 | Starred in "Young Indiana Jones and the Hollywood Follies", the first of a series of 2-hour Indiana Jones movies on the Family Channel | |
1995 | Feature film debut in the title role of "Powder" | |
1998 | Co-starred in "Suicide Kings" | |
1999 | Had featured role in "Body Shots" | |
1999 | Starred in the short-lived UPN series "The Strip" | |
2002 | Starred in "D-Tox," opposite Sylvester Stallone and Charles S. Dutton | |
2005 | Co-starred with Melina Kanakaredes and JoBeth Williams in "Into the Fire" | |
Awards
1996 | MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Performance in Powder |