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Ramón Luis Estévez (born August 7, 1963), also known as Ramon Estevez, is a talented actor, screenwriter, and producer from the United States.
Also known as Ramon Singh, he is a screen star who has appeared in more than 20 films and television shows. However, his most famous role remains Gesner in the 1990 drama film Rhythm.
The film, about the lives of inmates at an Army prison, was directed by Ramon Sheen’s father, Martin Sheen, and also starred Jay Brazeau and Charlie Sheen. It was nominated for the Deauville Film Festival Critics’ Award.
American actor
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| Name: | Ramon Luis Estevez |
| stage name: | Ramon Estevez |
| Date of Birth: | August 7, 1963 (61 years old) |
| place of birth: | New York, New York, United States |
| Country of Citizenship: | American |
| high: | 1.8 m |
| parents: | Martin Sheen, Janet Sheen |
| Brothers and sisters: | Emilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen, Renée Estevez |
| Wife • Spouse: | unmarried |
| Girlfriend • Partner: | David Woodbury |
| Children: | Katherine Estevez, Christopher Estevez, Luis Estevez Jr. |
| Profession: | Actor • Film producer |
| net worth: | $3 million |
Early life and education
Ramon Luis Estevez, also known as Ramon Sheen, was born in New York City, New York, the United States on August 7, 1963. He is an American citizen and his star sign is Leo.
Along with his siblings Renee Estevez, Charlie Sheen, and Emilio Estevez, he was raised in New York City by his parents Janet Elizabeth Estevez (whose mother is better known as Janet Sheen) and Ramon Antonio Gerardo Estevez (whose father is better known as Martin Sheen).
Ramon Estevez’s mother is an actress and film producer, and his three siblings are all actors and actresses. His father is a successful actor who has won 30 of his 93 award nominations.
Partly because he looked up to his parents and spent much of his free time watching television, he developed an interest in acting while still a student at a nearby elementary school.
Ramon Estevez attended a local high school, where he participated in the drama club and starred in several productions. He also enjoyed sports and was a member of the school’s football team.
Ramon Estevez graduated in 1981, but chose to pursue theater instead of attending college.
Profession
In 1982, Ramon Estevez made his screen debut in the Robert Greenwald-directed drama film, The Custody of Strangers, starring his father Martin Sheen, Jane Alexander, and his brother Emilio Estevez. The story revolves around a teenage offender who steals a car while drunk, and his parents choose to let him spend the night in jail, hoping that it will help him.
Some of Ramon Estevez’s later roles include the critically acclaimed 1983 horror sci-fi thriller The Dead Zone, the comedy Delta Pi, and the action drama The Fourth Wise Man.
In 1985, he played one of the lead roles, Mike Chambers, in the Christopher Kane-directed drama That Was Then…This Is Now, which also starred his brother Emilio Estevez, Craig Shaffer and Larry B. Scott. The film tells the story of two friends who are in trouble. One matures while the other falls into crime and drugs.
In 1989, Ramon Estevez appeared in four films, including the comedy The Beverly Hills Kid, Passionate Men, and the war drama Night of the Eagle.
He only appeared in a few movies in the 1990s. However, one of them might be his role as Mr. Jones in George P. Cosmatos’ action thriller “The Shadow Conspiracy”, which also starred his brother Charlie Sheen, Donald Sutherland and Linda Hamilton. The movie revolves around Bishop, an advisor to the president, who must track down a traitor before he assassinates Bishop.
Since then, Ramon Estevez has appeared in only two films: the 2015 horror thriller The Whisper and the 2010 comedy-drama The Pilgrim’s Way.
Ramon Estevez made his television debut in the 1989 action thriller Jesse Hawks’ True Centurians episode, but the show was canceled after just six episodes.
He played Ramon Escalante in the 1991 romantic action-adventure drama Zorro: The Devil’s Fortress: Part II, starring Patrice Martinez, Duncan Reiger and James Victor. The series, which aired from 1990 to 1993 and was nominated for two awards, follows the life of masked swordsman Zorro as he protects his friends and family from crooked politicians.
Ramon Estevez’s only other performance in a television series was his role as Reggie in the 2019 comedy Grace & Frankie episode “Crossroads”. In 2003, he made his television debut as an extra in the West Wing episode “Guns Not Butter”.
Created by Marta Kaufman and Howard J. Morris, the series stars Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Sam Waterston and tells the story of two women who discover their husbands are having affairs. Since its premiere in 2015, the series has received 73 nominations, including 13 Primetime Emmy Award nominations. The series has won two of those 73 awards.
Ramon Estevez has been a guest on many talk shows, including “Uncovering the Truth with Jules Asner,” “Madame Edna’s Treatment,” and “E! Hollywood True Story.”
Awards and nominations
Ramon Estevez and colleagues were nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Children’s or Young Adult Fiction Program or Series for LM Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables: Fire and Dew.
Personal life
Ramon Estevez’s personal life is very private, although some details are still known. He is said to have a non-celebrity American wife, but her identity has not been revealed to the media.
After more than a decade of marriage, the two decided to divorce. She gave birth to three children for him: Catherine Estevez, Christopher Estevez and Louis Estevez Jr. His partner was David Woodbury.
Ramon Estevez publicly admitted to being bisexual when he revealed that he was dating an American non-celebrity man in the second half of the 2010s.
They got engaged in 2020, and there was online speculation that they were planning a summer 2022 wedding.
Ramon Estevez has three children from his previous marriage and is currently engaged to David Woodbury.
net worth
Ramon Estevez’s net worth is estimated to be over $3 million.
His brother Charlie Sheen has an estimated net worth of over $10 million, while his father Martin Sheen has a net worth of over $60 million.
Social Media
- Twitter: Ramon Estevez
- Instagram: @RamonEstev
