Biography
Angie Stevenson, an American actress, was born in San Andreas, California. When she was five, her family relocated to Santa Cruz, California, where she grew up. Her father, John Stevenson, a karate champion, and her mother, Mary Stevenson, a painter and jewelry designer, encouraged her creativity from a young age. This support sparked her passion for theater, singing, and the arts, leading her to pursue a career in entertainment.
At 18, she moved to Hollywood with big dreams and worked various jobs including modeling, waitressing, office management, and bartending. Stevenson began acting on screen in 2005. By 2011, she had landed roles in projects such as The Family (2012), The Locals (2012), Piranhaconda (2012), and the TV series Sons of Anarchy (2012).
Stevenson expanded her presence by featuring in print ads for Jim Beam Devil's Cut, writing a monthly column for Easyriders magazine, and appearing in music videos like "The Way You Still Want Me" (Jason C Miller, 2012), "Uncountry" (Jason C Miller, 2011), "In The City" (Channel Zero, 2011), and "Apple Juice" (Taint Stick, 2012).
Between 2011 and 2015, she launched her own mobile food business, "Angie's Wieners," offering foot-long grass-fed, organic gourmet hot dogs. The food truck, emblazoned with her image holding a hot dog, featured the catchy slogan "The Biggest Wieners and the Hottest Buns." The business gained popularity, earning a mention on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (2014) and attracting interest for a reality TV show. Angie's Wieners catered to TV and film sets, festivals, and had a prime spot at Hollywood’s Sound Nightclub.
In 2015, Stevenson refocused on her acting career, studying under renowned Los Angeles acting coach Stephanie Feury. She also trained in martial arts, stunts, and kickboxing. Her recent screen credits include Devil's Domain (2016), Sigma (2016), the CBS series Seal Team (2018), Rusty Tulloch (2018), Xenophobia (2019), Z Dead End (2022), Spaghetti (2024), and The Invisible Raptor (2024). Additionally, she was a guest vocalist on The Damned Things' songs "Something Good" and "Invincible" (2019).
Angie currently lives in Los Angeles, California. While acting remains her primary focus, she is also involved in real estate, supports several animal rescue organizations, and owns a wellness beverage company.
