April Showers with Sean Durrie "00"
Opens at the Rave Theatres in Omaha April 24, 2009

The movie "April Showers" by Andrew Robinson, is based on the the Columbine High School tradgedy of which he was a survivor. April Showers Website

Sean's Biography (From IMDd)

Sean seriously thought of acting at the advice of his 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Peterson, who told him he should think about becoming an actor after giving an improv monologue about milk to the class. After attending the University of Tulsa for one year on a theater scholarship, he received a scholarship and transferred to The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Hollywood. In between his first and second years at the Academy he performed in his first equity show "Stonewall Country" at the Theater at Lime Kiln in Lexington, Virginia. After the Academy he was invited to the South Coast Repertory Professional Conservatory where he further studied. It was there that he was introduced to Joanne DeNaut who cast him in South Coast Reps productions of "A Christmas Carole" and "Cyrano De Bergerac" (Starring Mark Harelik, Gregory Itzin, and Michael McShane). Sean's first film role was Robber #2 in the indie film "This is Encino". From there he starred in 3 short films: "Foreign Language", "Dark Son", and "Coach". He then booked the lead roles in the feature films "M.O.G" and "P.S. I Know You Love Me". He can also be seen in the upcoming films "Night of the Living Dead 3-D" and "Snakes on a Train" where he plays a college surfer named Dickie.

Sean Durrie is a Los Angeles based actor who has appeared in many stage and screen productions. Some Film credits include: April Showers, M.O.G. (Best Picture - Queens NY International Film Festival 2006), Halloween Night, Snakes on a Train, Coach, P.S. I Know You Love Me, and Night of the Living Dead 3-D as well as the television show Why Can't I Be You?.

Some Stage credits include: Cyrano de Bergerac & A Christmas Carol at South Coast Repertory, Stonewall Country at the Theater of Lime Kiln, and the world premiere of The Formula at the Next Stage Theater.

He is partner/producer/writer for "Good Life Pictures" and has co-written four screenplays.