SEAN ANTHONY FRYE - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 07/10/1984 - HFSID 36449

SEAN ANTHONY FRYE
The youthful actor, a 12-year veteran at age 18, writes of the notable actors he's already worked with.
Typed Letter signed: "Sean Anthony Frye", 1 page, 7¼x10¾. No place, 1984 July 10. To Todd M. Axelrod, Las Vegas, Nevada. In full: "Thank you for your interest and kind words. I would be glad to contribute to Nevada's collected presentation on the entertainment industry. I am now eighteen years of age and have been working as a professional actor since age six. Aside from several unreleased projects in the past year, my most recent film work was as co-star in E. T. The Extraterrestrial. In twelve short years of acting I have had the pleasure of working with such artists as Mrs. Tom Hayden [Jane Fonda], Mr. George Segal, Ms. Jane Alexander, Mr. Hal Holbrook (twice with Ms. Elizabeth Montgomery and many others. For these opportunities I am very grateful. At the moment, I am in between projects. I try to study and travel as much as possible in my spare time. Thank you for your consideration. Yours truly". Sean Anthony Frye (b. 1966) was a student at Lee Strasberg's Actors Studio at age 9. His performance in a Crest commercial earned him a role in Fun with Dick and Jane (1977, sharing the screen with Jane Fonda and George Segal). He performed with Hal Holbrook and Elizabeth Montgomery (The Awakening Land, a 1978 TV mini-series), and Jane Alexander (A Circle of Children). His most famous film was certainly E. T. The Extraterrestrial (1982), in which he played friend "Steve." He would have an opportunity to appear with more talented actors, including Lee Remick and Bruce Dern in Toughlove, but retired from acting in 1988 to pursue a career in social. He is the half-sister of Soliel Moon Frye, whose father and mother met on the set of Sean's commercial for M&M's. Fine condition.