Biography

Steve Goodman is a Chicago-born comedic actor best known for his wide range of character emotions and powerful facial expressions. The actor, now known as Sarge in the critically acclaimed and award-winning feature film The UnMiracle, Steve got his start in acting as a young child inspired physically by his father Kenneth, who was an Elvis Presley impersonator, along with the support of his loving mother Celeste who always encouraged him to follow his dreams of becoming an actor. Always feeling the need to make others laugh and perform, he would constantly do whatever it took to always be the center of attention. He began his career in his early 20's with his breakout role as Josh Lynch in the horror genre guerrilla style cult classic The Dreadville Series: The Lottery. Steve completed his acting training from the famous Connie Canaday Howard and improv genius Amelia Barrett, while attending the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, IL; as well as privately coached by the well-known Chicago-based theatrical legend Kurt Naebig. After receiving most of his training through studying the comedic geniuses such as Chris Farley, Jim Carrey, Robin Williams, and Adam Sandler; and studying the performances of the world famous Chicago-based improv studio, The Second City, Steve followed the Dreadville Series with the ridiculously funny episodic adventures of Jay and Steve's The Lemonade Heist and Home Intruders. And keep your eye out to see Steve in his upcoming Festival nominated, Christian-based feature film The UnMiracle, alongside veteran actors Stephen Baldwin and Kevin Sorbo.
- IMDb mini biography by: David Rae