- Born
- Birth nameRamon Luis Estevez
- Being the son of Martin Sheen and brother of Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, it is no small wonder that Ramon Estevez has also ventured into the world of acting, both in front of and behind the camera. His first acting job was a small role in In the Custody of Strangers (1982) starring his father, brother Emilio, Ed Lauter and Jane Alexander. Since Cadence (1990), however, Ramon has only taken a handful of roles, such as Shadow Conspiracy (1997) with brother Charlie and Donald Sutherland, and a guest appearance with Martin and Rob Lowe on The West Wing (1999).
Ramon runs the production company Estevez Sheen Productions for his father Martin. He has also written songs for Diamond Rio and appeared in the latter's music video "It's All in Your Head" (1996). He is sometime billed as 'Ramon Sheen'.
- IMDb mini biography by: Matt Lee-Williams (qv's & corrections by A. Nonymous)
- Parents
- RelativesMax Sheen(Niece or Nephew)Sami Sheen(Niece or Nephew)Lola Rose Sheen(Niece or Nephew)Bob Sheen(Niece or Nephew)Amanda Estevez(Cousin)Casey Estevez(Cousin)Charlie Sheen(Sibling)Emilio Estevez(Sibling)Renée Estevez(Sibling)Cassandra Jade Estevez(Niece or Nephew)Joe Estevez(Aunt or Uncle)Francisco Estevez(Grandparent)Taylor Estevez(Niece or Nephew)Paloma Estevez(Niece or Nephew)Carmen Estevez(Aunt or Uncle)
- Older brother of Charlie Sheen and Renée Estevez
- Robert Downey Jr., who was at SAMO high with Charlie Sheen and Ramon Estevez, told in a couple of interviews that Ramon Estevez taught him how to tap dance as he was the choreographer in charge of the school production of Oklahoma, while Downey was playing Will Parker.
- Second son of Janet Sheen and Martin Sheen (full birth name: Ramon Antonio Gerard Luis Estevez, Senior).
- He has written songs for the country/western group Diamond Rio.
- Has appeared with his father, Martin Sheen, in the following films: In the Custody of Strangers (1982), The Dead Zone (1983), The Fourth Wise Man (1985), A State of Emergency (1986), Beverly Hills Brats (1989), Cadence (1990), and the TV show The West Wing (1999).
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