Stephen Michael Kunken was born on April 30,1971 and is an American actor.
11 Facts About Stephen Kunken
Stephen Kunken is known for the roles of Ari Spyros on Showtime's Billions and Commander Putnam on Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
Stephen Kunken is most readily known for playing Andy Fastow in the Broadway play Enron, for which he received a Tony Award nomination for Featured Actor in a Play.
Stephen Kunken was raised on Long Island in Upper Brookville, New York.
Stephen Kunken's father is a dentist and his mother is a former grade school teacher.
Stephen Kunken is a graduate of the Juilliard School's Graduate Acting program, where as a member of the Drama Division's Group 26 he was awarded both The John Houseman Prize and the Pearl and Rolands Grant.
Stephen Kunken played the title role as Nikolai Nabakov in Lincoln Center Theater's production of Richard Nelson's Nikolai and the Others in 2013.
Stephen Kunken performed in The Story, Henry VIII and A Dybbuk at the Public Theater.
Regionally, Stephen Kunken has appeared in Quartermaine's Terms, True West, Three Sisters as Solyony all at the Williamstown Theatre Festival; and Mister Roberts as Doc at the Kennedy Center in 2005, among many other credits.
Stephen Kunken played the lead role of lawyer Don Pearlman in Kyoto at the @sohoplace theatre.
In film, Stephen Kunken's work includes The Wolf of Wall Street, Still Alice, Cafe Society, A Birder's Guide to Everything, The Bay, Price Check, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, All Good Things, Taking Woodstock, The Girl in the Park, Wait 'til This Year, Light and the Sufferer, and Bamboozled.