Sam Witwer

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Biography

Samuel Stewart Witwer, born on October 20, 1977, was raised in Glenview, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. He attended Glenbrook South High School where…more

Born

10/20/1977, Glenview, Illinois, USA

Birth Name

Samuel Stewart Witwer

Gender

Male
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    • Sam has an uncredited role on The Walking Dead as a soldier turned Walker. The original premise was to have a spin-off web episode on AMC's website that would show how his character got in it's position but it never came to be.

    • Sam did the VO work of and was the model for Darth Vader's Secret Appentice (aka 'Starkiller') in the recently released video game Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. His likeness and voice is also featured in Soulcaliber IV as the same character.
    • Sam guest-starred in the episode Love in Vein on Dark Angel as Marrow, which was supposed to be a recurring role before the show got canceled. It was also his first time to shoot in Vancouver.

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    • Sam Witwer: (about his role on "Star Wars") It means quite a bit to me. When I was a kid I'd swing imaginary lightsabers around and now I've had the opportunity to get paid for it. But really, I love Star Wars because that myth is a wonderful tool to teach children a basic morality. For that reason I think it will continue to maintain it's relevance and justify it's existence. So to contribute in a tiny way to that cause feels good.
    • Sam Witwer: I wouldn't say I enjoy villains as much as I enjoy creating a character that believes that what he's doing is reasonable. Many people make the mistake of having too much fun with villains, I think. My take is that I don't think these villains themselves are having ANY fun. I think it's an unpleasant place to go, psychologically. The fun is in watching, from an audience perspective.
    • Sam Witwer: (About his transition back into working after his move to California) I auditioned for nearly a year and didn't book anything. The good news is that apparently the casting directors liked what I was doing so those auditions kept coming. Eventually I booked a 2 line role on a show called JAG and sloooowly the parts got bigger and better. I'm very thankful that I had to appreciate how difficult the business is before I had any kind of success.

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