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Joe Stevens

Joe Stevens

Best movie: True Grit (2010)
Place of birth: Quantico, Virginia, USA
Current Interest
0.0
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Positive5 (19%)
Mixed20 (77%)
Negative1 (4%)
Based on 26 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
True Grit
as Cross-examining Lawyer
2010
53.7
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
as Burger Barn Manager
1993
53.6
Secondhand Lions
as Insurance Salesman
2003
48.4
Varsity Blues
as Young Deputy #1
1999
47.9
The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre
as W.E.
1995
45.7
My Boyfriend's Back
as Robber at Convenience Store
1993
44.6
The Alamo
as Mial Scurlock
2004
42.9
Lone Star
as Deputy Travis
1996
37.1
8 Seconds
as Amarillo Cowboy
1994
36.2
American Outlaws
as Loni Packwood
2001
33.8
Flesh and Bone
as Kyle
1993
28.3
The Trials of Cate McCall
as Mr. Stubbs
2013
25.7
The Stars Fell on Henrietta
as Big Dave's driver
1995
18.8
Carried Away
as School Board Man
1996
18.3
Simple Men
as Jack
1992
17.6
The Ballad of the Sad Cafe
as Henry Ford Crimp (as Joe Stephens)
1991
15.1
Mystery Woman: Wild West Mystery
as Dogie
2006
11.7
A Country Called Home
as Roger
2016
10.1
Age Out
as Walt
2018
10.0
The Journeyman
as Ezechiel Gore
2001
7.5
Salvation
as Willie
2016
3.4
River's End
as Eloy
2005
2.5
Buck Wild
as Clyde
2013
1.9
Windsor
as Buck
2016
0.3
Broken
as Buddy Gross
2014
0.3
A Strange Brand of Happy
as Bernard
2013
0.1

Frequently Asked Questions About Joe Stevens

Joe Stevens has appeared in 26 titles, including 26 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Joe Stevens's filmography is The Ballad of the Sad Cafe (1991).
The most recent title featuring Joe Stevens is Age Out (2018).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Joe Stevens is What's Eating Gilbert Grape with an IMDb rating of 7.7.
Joe Stevens has been active for approximately 27 years, with credits spanning from 1991 to 2018.
Titles featuring Joe Stevens currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.1.
The busiest years in Joe Stevens's career include 1993, 2013, 2016.

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