Sean Roberge
Sean Roberge is an actor, born 1972.
Sean Roberge started working at eight, in commercials, and was a professional actor for most of the life he had. The steady job was Tarzan, the syndicated adventure series where he played Roger Taft across three years of episodes. The credit that got him noticed was smaller: Ralph in "The Prom", an episode of the CBC anthology Magic Hour, which brought him a Gemini nomination for best actor in a drama in 1992.
The rest is the Canadian production circuit of the late eighties and early nineties and the genre television it lived on: My Secret Identity, Forever Knight, a voice part on Beverly Hills Teens, and a single scene as a desk clerk in John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness. He was 23 when a car accident killed him in 1996, and the filmography simply stops there, which is why this page is shorter than his talent warranted.
Movies (1)
TV (4)
Where to start with Sean Roberge
The honest answer is that there is not a great deal to see, and what exists is worth watching for the person rather than the parts. Tarzán is the body of the work, a syndicated series with a fixed weekly formula, and his Roger Taft is the recurring young American inside it.
Otherwise, In the Mouth of Madness is by a distance the best film on the list, and he is in it for one scene behind a desk, which is a fair description of how most careers begin. Forever Knight and My Secret Identity are the Canadian genre television of the period, both more inventive than their budgets allowed, and Beverly Hills Teens is a voice credit from the cartoon end of the same industry.