Emmy Winner Martin Sheen Joins New Agency

Veteran actor Martin Sheen has signed a new representation deal with Paradigm talent agency. Previously, Sheen was represented by the Creative Artists Agency (CAA).

Sheen is celebrated for his diverse roles, including Captain Willard in 'Apocalypse Now,' President Jed Bartlet in 'The West Wing,' and Robert Hanson in 'Grace and Frankie.' His career also spans notable stage work, earning a Tony Award nomination for 'The Subject Was Roses' and its film adaptation.

Additional film credits include 'Judas And The Black Messiah,' 'The Departed,' and 'Catch Me If You Can.' For his portrayal of President Bartlet, Sheen received multiple Emmy, Golden Globe, and SAG Awards, and also won an Emmy for his guest role on 'Murphy Brown.'

Sheen's recent work includes appearances on the Canadian drama 'Wild Cards' and the feature comedy 'Lost & Found in Cleveland.' Future projects are slated, such as the holiday film 'The One' and 'The Way: Chapter 2,' directed by his son Emilio Estevez.

Beyond his acting career, Sheen is recognized for his significant political activism and support for the Democratic Party. He also hosts 'The Martin Sheen Podcast.' He continues to be represented by Special Artists Agency.