Sean H. Scully
- Actor
- Producer
Sean H. Scully is an American film and television actor whose career has included leading and supporting roles alongside some of Hollywood’s most recognizable performers.
Scully starred opposite Academy Award winner Mikey Madison in Academy Award-winning filmmaker Terry Sanders’ coming-of-age drama Liza, Liza, Skies Are Grey, portraying Brett, a young man who embarks on a motorcycle journey through 1960s California with Madison’s Liza. He later delivered a prominent performance as Michael Miller opposite Cole Hauser in the sports drama The Last Champion.
In the thriller Cassidy Way, Scully portrayed Jamison Connors, brother to Sydney Sweeney’s Kelsey Connors. He also appeared alongside Seann William Scott in Blumhouse’s psychological thriller Bloodline, portraying Ray.
On television, Scully has guest-starred on the hit drama 9-1-1 and held a recurring role on 9-1-1: Lone Star. His television work also includes appearances on Miracle Workers and American Housewife.
From leading roles in independent features to studio productions and network television, Scully has built a diverse body of work spanning drama, thriller, horror, comedy, and coming-of-age stories. His performances have placed him alongside Academy Award winners, acclaimed film and television actors, and some of the industry’s most recognizable emerging stars.
Scully starred opposite Academy Award winner Mikey Madison in Academy Award-winning filmmaker Terry Sanders’ coming-of-age drama Liza, Liza, Skies Are Grey, portraying Brett, a young man who embarks on a motorcycle journey through 1960s California with Madison’s Liza. He later delivered a prominent performance as Michael Miller opposite Cole Hauser in the sports drama The Last Champion.
In the thriller Cassidy Way, Scully portrayed Jamison Connors, brother to Sydney Sweeney’s Kelsey Connors. He also appeared alongside Seann William Scott in Blumhouse’s psychological thriller Bloodline, portraying Ray.
On television, Scully has guest-starred on the hit drama 9-1-1 and held a recurring role on 9-1-1: Lone Star. His television work also includes appearances on Miracle Workers and American Housewife.
From leading roles in independent features to studio productions and network television, Scully has built a diverse body of work spanning drama, thriller, horror, comedy, and coming-of-age stories. His performances have placed him alongside Academy Award winners, acclaimed film and television actors, and some of the industry’s most recognizable emerging stars.
