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Michael J. Pagan
Michael J. Pagan
Age 41 years (Jan 12, 1985)
Birthplace California, USA
Movies 9
TV Shows 5

Michael J. Pagan

Actor
By trade, Michael J. Pagan is an American actor, more fixture than draw. From 1998 onwards the name keeps reappearing in cast lists. Between features and episodes, 14 titles carry his name. He plays Sam in 'Fallen', the credit that travels furthest. His name appears in 'Gridiron Gang' as well.
California, USA
Jan 12, 1985
Age41years
Movies9
Series5
By trade, Michael J. Pagan is an American actor, more fixture than draw. From 1998 onwards the name keeps reappearing in cast lists. Between features and episodes, 14 titles carry his name. He plays Sam in 'Fallen', the credit that travels furthest. His name appears in 'Gridiron Gang' as well.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Michael J. Pagan and where are they from?
Michael J. Pagan is 41 years old, born on January 12, 1985 in California, USA.
What are the most famous roles of Michael J. Pagan?
Michael J. Pagan is best known for roles in Fallen, Gridiron Gang, See No Evil.
How many movies has Michael J. Pagan been in?
Over a 28-year career (since 1998), Michael J. Pagan has appeared in 9 movies and 5 TV shows.
What was Michael J. Pagan's first movie?
The career of Michael J. Pagan began with Fallen (1998).
What is Michael J. Pagan's most recent movie or series?
Michael J. Pagan's most recent release is Harry's Law, which premiered on January 17, 2011.
What TV shows has Michael J. Pagan appeared in?
On television, Michael J. Pagan has appeared in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, The Shield, Shark, Harry's Law.
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Michael J. Pagan
Michael J. Pagan
1985-01-12 · California, USA

Michael J. Pagan (born 12 January 1985, California) is an American actor and screenwriter. His breakout role was Quincy Payne in How Stella Got Her Groove Back (1998, NAACP Image Award-nominated), followed by roles in Fallen (1998) and the Disney Channel movie Up, Up and Away (2000). He went on to play Tyson "Tye" Simms in See No Evil (2006) and its sequel, and Roger Weathers in Gridiron Gang (2006). As a writer, he co-wrote Chain Letter (2010) with director Deon Taylor. He has not acted since 2014.

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