Mickey Breitenstein, a remarkable and accomplished person, made his grand entrance into the world on the twenty-sixth day of June, 1970, in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Yokosuka, Japan, a place where the tranquil beauty of the sea meets the warmth of Japanese hospitality.
As a versatile and dynamic individual, he has carved out a remarkable niche for himself within the sprawling expanse of the entertainment industry, effortlessly navigating the complex and multifaceted realms of both acting and assistant directing, thereby distinguishing himself as a true triple threat, with an impressive array of skills and talents that have enabled him to excel in a wide range of capacities, from bringing characters to life on the big and small screens to working behind the scenes, expertly guiding the creative vision of projects as an assistant director.
Notably, one of the most distinguished and prominent undertakings of his illustrious career is the 2006 cinematic production, The Darwin Awards, which serves as a testament to his exceptional and remarkable acting abilities.
Marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career, the artist's collaborative efforts on the 2009 projects, Isochronic and Stooge, have garnered widespread recognition and admiration, effectively cementing his reputation as a prominent and influential figure within the industry.
