Biography

Kevin's admiration for performing began in suburban St. Louis when he shared the stage with elementary schoolmate Jon Hamm in their first grade's production of Winnie the Pooh. Originally from Atlanta, Crawford relocated with his mother and brother to the Show Me State where he attended high school and studied journalism at the University Of Missouri. Before graduating, he reunited with Hamm and interviewed the drama student for a class paper.

Following college, Kevin was active in St. Louis area theater. He starred as the bumbling Bellman opposite Jaime Gallagher in Neil Simon's Plaza Suite at Theater Guild of Webster Groves and portrayed the uptight Bill Ray in On Golden Pond for ACT II Theater. Starring roles in spots for Maritz, Scottrade, Boystown, Explore Branson and RCN soon followed.

After playing gruff marine Alan Barlowe in the science fiction short Ultra (2010), Kevin won Best Male Lead at the Webster University Film Festival for his performance as the arrogant Olin in Anthony Sanchez's Hello Stranger. He then turned heads as Felix in the end-of-the-world drama The Pascal Sign (2010) directed by Joe Weil and followed that with the role of straight-laced David opposite Mark Holzum and Jackie Manker in Weil's quirky family dramedy Welcome to Shirley (2012).

In 2014, Kevin starred as attorney Devon Carillo alongside Rena Stephens and Bill Finkbiner in Patrick Murray's dark thriller Until the Heart Stops (2014). In 2016, he appeared as Scott in The Older Woman and the Younger Man (2016) from writer/director Dan Steadman.

In his latest project, Crawford stars again with Rena Stephens as Matt in Dean Clark's short Moments.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous