Owen Harn

Owen Harn, an American actor of Spaniard, Irish, and British descent, was born and raised in Silver Spring, Maryland. His mother worked as a nurse, while his father was a construction manager. From a young age, Owen knew he wanted to be an actor, inspired by his early experiences in elementary school talent shows where he enjoyed creating characters and doing impressions. At the age of twelve, Owen moved with his father and older brother to Largo, Florida, following the passing of his mother when he was nine. It was in Florida where Owen received the rigorous training and life experiences that would shape his career as an actor. Despite facing challenges, Owen viewed every experience, positive or negative, as valuable training for his craft. After completing high school, Owen pursued his passion for acting through theater and improvisation, alongside a twelve-year career in carpentry that provided him with the flexibility to support his artistic ambitions. In 2009, Owen earned his bachelor's degree in business management from The University of Phoenix while attending The Performers Studio Workshop in Tampa, FL, where he began his professional acting career. He secured his first television role on "Burn Notice" in Miami, which marked the beginning of his successful acting journey. Owen's dedication and training in Tampa prepared him for opportunities in Los Angeles, where he was signed by Abrams Artists. Owen's impressive acting credits include appearances on Netflix's "Cobra Kai," "Florida Man," and "Lucifer," as well as AMC's "Into the Badlands" and "The Walking Dead." He has also contributed to HBO's "True Detective," where he worked alongside Matthew McConaughey. Owen's first feature film role saw him go toe to toe and blow for blow with Jason Statham in the hit film "Homefront." He has shared the screen with a diverse array of actors including Kevin Hart, Jeremy Irons, Walton Goggins, Danny McBride, Tiffany Haddish, Keanu Reeves, James Franco, Minnie Driver, Michael Kenneth Williams, Thomas Haden Church, Lucas Till, Peter Stormare, Joe Pantoliano, Damon Herriman, Logan Marshall-Green, Larenz Tate, Morris Chestnut, Jeffrey Donovan, Ralph Macchio, Bruce Campbell, John Corbett, Romany Malco, Rob Riggle, Tom Ellis, Edgar Ramirez, Billy Ray Cyrus, and many more. Looking ahead, Owen is set to appear in Netflix's upcoming feature film "The Piano Lesson," starring Samuel L. Jackson and directed by Malcolm Washington, scheduled for release in 2024. Additionally, viewers can catch him this fall on NBC's acclaimed series "Found."