Biography

Bishop Stevens is a powerhouse actor and former professional wrestler whose commanding presence, versatility, and intensity have established him as a compelling lead and heavy supporting actor in film and television.

Stevens began his career in professional wrestling with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) before transitioning to acting, bringing the physicality, discipline, and commanding presence developed in the ring to the screen. His television credits include appearances on Empire, Chicago P.D., and The Walking Dead, where he has portrayed characters ranging from authoritative figures to intimidating adversaries and complex supporting roles.

Stevens has built a diverse feature-film career with roles across action, thriller, and horror. He stars as Brutus in Brute 1976 and will reprise the role in the upcoming Brute 1986, continuing a gritty character-driven franchise.

His additional film credits include the psychological thriller Revealer (Shudder) and the vampire feature Bloodthirst (Lionsgate), alongside Costas Mandylor and Tara Reid. He also stars as Big Ed in Trick and Treats (Apple TV) sharing the screen with Hollywood legends Malcolm McDowell and Gary Busey.

In addition to his acting career, Stevens has expanded his work to both behind and in front of the camera as the director, and lead actor. He wrote, directed, produced, and stars in the multi-award-winning true crime thriller Blood in Baton Rouge: Volume 1 Derrick Todd Lee, taking on the challenging lead role of convicted serial killer Derrick Todd Lee. The film serves as the first installment of a planned true-crime series.

With a career spanning professional wrestling, television, and feature film, Bishop Stevens brings a combination of physical presence, dramatic intensity, and versatility to every role. Whether leading a production or delivering a powerful heavy-supporting performance, Stevens continues to establish himself as an actor capable of commanding the screen.
- IMDb mini biography by: Valerie Wilson