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Artin John. Actor: Thirteen Lives. In school, Artin John Tsambazis could not decide whether to pursue acting, aviation, or law. Now he acts, and the latter two he maintains an interest in. Artin stars as Joseph Reid in the CBS season 5 finale of SWAT. He appears in Ron Howard directed Thirteen Lives (MGM) in a minor supporting role opposite ...
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Artin John. Actor: Thirteen Lives. In school, Artin John Tsambazis could not decide whether to pursue acting, aviation, or law. Now he acts, and the latter two he maintains an interest in. Artin stars as Joseph Reid in the CBS season 5 finale of SWAT. He appears in Ron Howard directed Thirteen Lives (MGM) in a minor supporting role opposite Viggo Mortensen and Colin Farrell, and can be seen in...
In school, Artin John Tsambazis could not decide whether to pursue acting, aviation, or law. Now he acts, and the latter two he maintains an interest in. Artin stars as Joseph Reid in the CBS season 5 finale of SWAT. He appears in Ron Howard directed Thirteen Lives (MGM) in a minor supporting role opposite Viggo Mortensen and Colin Farrell, and can be seen in a major supporting role in romantic comedy feature Love in Bloom. He is Monty Holden in Watch Dogs Legion (Ubisoft), and Leander in ...
Artin John is known for the US superhero TV Series DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Assassins Creed: Odyssey, and The X Files. He portrayed an unnamed camper in the film adaptation of The Sea of Monsters.
Feb 21, 2016 · Aussie actor Artin John’s X-Files audition drove him to tears FOR this Australian actor, it was going to be a massive break — a role in The X-Files. But his audition was a total disaster.
- Wenlei Ma
Artin John Tsambazis, known professionally as Artin John, is an Australian actor. He appeared in the first season Arrow episode "The Huntress Returns". He also portrayed Ian in DC's Legends of Tomorrow and a Child of Liberty in Supergirl.
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