Joe Estevez

Joseph "Joe" Estevez (born February 13, 1946 ) is an American actor , director and producer . He is the youngest brother of actor Martin Sheen and the uncle of Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen . His film work consists mainly of B-films , independent and direct-to-video productions. So far he has appeared in over 285 productions.

Career

Joe Estevez was born in Dayton, Ohio to a Catholic father, Francisco Estévez (1898–1974), and an Irish mother, Mary Anne (née Phelan) (1903–1951). He is one of ten children. He attended Chaminade Julienne High School, a Catholic school in Dayton. After graduation, he enrolled in the Navy.

After serving in the Navy, Estevez began an acting career in the early 1970s. He first used his mother's maiden name before renaming himself Estevez again. In the course of his career, Estevez appeared in numerous film and television productions, in leading and supporting roles. He also works as a voice actor and appears in plays.

Private

Estevez was married twice. In 1978 he married his first wife and there were three daughters from this marriage. His second wife is the actress Constance Anderson, whom he married in 2004.

Films (selection)

• 1974: California Kid
• 1975: Adventure on the Lucky Lady
• 1984: Girl of the Month ( I Married a Centerfold )
• 1986: The Zero Boys
• 1987: Terminal Exposure (Lenny's turbulent summer)
• 1988: Human Error (The MI-8 Project)
• 1989: The Platinum Triangle
• 1989: Murder in Law (The Angel of Death of San Francisco)
• 1990: Soultaker
• 1990: lockdown
• 1991: The Roller Blade Seven
• 1992: Armed for Action (key witness in the crossfire)
• 1992: Eddie Presley
• 1992: Return of the Roller Blade Seven
• 1992: The Legend of the Roller Blade Seven
• 1993: In a Moment of Passion (In the Killer's Skin)
• 1993: Dark Universe (dinosaur horror from space)
• 1994: Double Blast
• 1995: Little Lost Sea Serpent
• 1995: Baby Ghost
• 1996: American Tigers
• 1996: Toad Warrior - Hell Comes to Frogtown III
• 1996: Werewolf
• 1997: The Way We Are ( Quiet Days in Hollywood )
• 1998: I Got the Hook Up
• 1998: No Code of Conduct
• 1999: 14 Ways to Wear Lipstick
• 2000: The Catcher
• 2001: Shattered Faith
• 2002: Max Hell: Frog Warrior
• 2002: Deathbed
• 2003: Spanish Fly
• 2003: Hitman City
• 2003: Summer Solstice
• 2003: Minds of Terror
• 2004: Vampire Blvd.
• 2004: IRA: King of Nothing
• 2005: Resurrection Mary
• 2006: Inner Rage
• 2008: Withered One
• 2009: Untitled Horror Comedy
• 2009: Dead in Love
• 2009: La Femme Vampire
• 2010: Horrorween (also director)
• 2010: Iron Soldier
• 2011: Not Another B Movie
• 2012: Suicide Poet
• 2015: Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance
• 2016: Enter the Samurai
• 2016: Fangs Vs. Spurs
• 2017: Revenge of the Samurai Cop
• 2017: Syndicate Smasher
• 2017: High on the Hog (Big Daddy - Make America stoned again)
• 2019: Urban Myths

TV (selection)

• 2014–2017: Decker, 48 episodes
• 2016: Day 5
• 2017: Wrecked, 1 episode

Web links

• Joe Estevez at the Internet Movie Database (English)