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Michael Worthman

Known For
Acting
Active Years
2003–2022 (20 Years)
Total Credits
16 credits in database
Acting 16 credits
16
Total Credits
2003–2022
20 Years Career Span
7
Vault Titles
0
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Michael Worthman works in acting. Archytele tracks 16 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Career timeline

Trom
The Sommerdahl MurdersThe Sommerdahl Murders
Hudson & Rex
Incredible Violence
Waste ItWaste It · First Assistant DirectorHunting Pignut
I Am Not a Weird Person
ArrowWinners · Production Designer
Lost GirlRepublic of Doyle
Countdown · Assistant Property Master
Behind the Red Door · Lighting Technician

Full Filmography

16 titles
  • Trom (2022) as Stewart Peters
  • The Sommerdahl Murders (2020) as Auktonarius
  • The Sommerdahl Murders (2020) as Auktionarius
  • Hudson & Rex (2019) as Armando
  • Incredible Violence (2018) as Foster
  • Waste It (2017)
  • Waste It (2017) First Assistant Director
  • Hunting Pignut (2017) as Brad
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  • I Am Not a Weird Person (2014) as The Stranger
  • Arrow (2012) as Marshall Katz
  • Winners (2012) Production Designer
  • Lost Girl (2010) as Subterranean Fae
  • Republic of Doyle (2010) as Lance
  • Countdown (2009) Assistant Property Master
  • Behind the Red Door (2003) Lighting Technician
  • Application Process Producer

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Michael Worthman best known for?

Michael Worthman is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Sommerdahl Murders (2020), The Sommerdahl Murders (2020), Hudson & Rex (2019), sex, lies, and videotape (1989).

How many credits does Michael Worthman have?

Michael Worthman has accumulated over 16 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2003 to 2022.

Michael Worthman by the numbers

16credits
9films
7TV series
2003–2022active years

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