Shawn Levy

Shawn Levy was born on July 15, 1967 in Montreal. After graduating from Yale University at the age of twenty, Sean moved to Los Angeles, intending to become an actor. At the beginning of his career, Sean Levy starred in inconspicuous films. For example, he could be seen in the movie “Nightmare of zombies”, in the film “Wild thing”, in the film “The Kiss” and others. Since 1987, Sean began to appear in TV series. So, from 1987 to 1991, he participated in the television projects Jump Street, 21 and more

Shawn Levy was born on July 15, 1967 in Montreal. After graduating from Yale University at the age of twenty, Sean moved to Los Angeles, intending to become an actor. At the beginning of his career, Sean Levy starred in inconspicuous films. For example, he could be seen in the movie “Nightmare of zombies”, in the film “Wild thing”, in the film “The Kiss” and others.
Since 1987, Sean began to appear in TV series. So, from 1987 to 1991, he participated in the television projects Jump Street, 21 and Thirty-something; from 1990 to 2000, he starred in the TV series Beverly Hills 90210. Soon, Sean had an interest in directing. To receive appropriate education, he entered the University of Southern California at the Department of the School of Cinema. As a director, Shawn Levy made his debut with the series The Secret World of Alex Mack, which ran on television from 1994 to 1998. Sean appeared on the big screen with the films Just in Time and Address Unknown, but these works were not successful. For the next five years, Shawn Levy worked only on television.

In 2002, his comedy film “Big Fat Liar” was released, which was a great success for the audience and raised about $ 50 million. That same year, Sean directed two more films, Do Over and Birds of Prey. In 2003, two more of his paintings - Cheaper in bulk and Newlyweds - were released, in 2004 - The Deerings, in 2005 - Cheaper in bulk 2 and Joint Custody, in 2006 - Pink Panther .

Sean Levy's most successful film so far is "A Night at the Museum," starring Robin Williams and Ben Stiller. The picture was a stunning success and collected more than half a billion dollars. In 2009, Sean shot the continuation of the successful project - the film "Night at the Museum 2" and the picture "On the Clock", and in 2010 - the film "Living Steel".
Now Sean Levy works not only as a director, but also produces his films.