Biography
After being cast as Judd Hirsch's son in the Broadway drama "Conversations with My Father," he began picking up film work in features like "Addams Family Values" (1993) and "The Santa Clause" (1994). Early efforts to be cast in a successful television series failed to pan out, as was the case with the ill-fated "Chicago Sons" (NBC, 1996-97). Thankfully, these disappointments were balanced by noteworthy turns in respected films like Ang Lee's …
Latest Tv Credits
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Career Milestones
2012 | Co-starred with Michael Urie on comedy series "Partners" (CBS) |
2012 | Guest starred on HBO's "The Newsroom" |
2011 | Returned for "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas" |
2011 | Cast on NBC's short-lived 1960s drama "The Playboy Club" as club manager Billy Rosen |
2011 | Appeared opposite Jim Carrey in the comedy feature "Mr. Popper's Penguins" |
2008 | Reprised role of a stoner in the sequel "Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay" |
2006 | Reprised elf role for "The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause" |
2006 | Played a high school baseball coach looking for his wife in the Ed Burns directed "Looking for Kitty"; Burns also co-starred |
2005 | Cast in Joss Whedon's science fiction film "Serenity" as Mr. Universe |
2005 | Starred as Charlie Eppes, a mathematical genius who works with his brother (Rob Morrow) in solving FBI cases on CBS drama "Numb3rs" |
2004 | Appeared in small key roles in the successful films "Ray" and "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle" |
2002 | Starred in FX TV-movie "Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie" |
2002 | Made debut as a leading man in the romantic comedy "You Stupid Man" (never released theatrically in the U.S.; released on DVD 2006) |
2002 | Reprised his elf role for "The Santa Clause 2" |
2001 | Cast alongside Julia Roberts and Brad Pitt in "The Mexican" |
2001 | Played the romantic and slightly obsessed Benny in Edward Burns' "Sidewalks of New York" |
2000 | Played a normal guy seeing a therapist who suddenly thinks the world is out to get him in "The Trouble with Normal" (ABC) |
2000 | Delivered memorable guest appearance on NBC's "ER" as a mentally unstable patient who stabs an intern to death |
1999 | Starred in the Fox sitcom pilot "Sick in the Head" alongside Kevin Corrigan and Andrea Martin |
1999 | Played Joseph Gordon-Levitt's enterprising ally in the above-par teen comedy "10 Things I Hate About You" |
1999 | Portrayed a young conflicted Jewish man in Barry Levinson's coming-of-age drama "Liberty Heights" |
1998 | Played Natasha Lyonne's slacker brother in "The Slums of Beverly Hills" |
1998 | Landed regular role on CBS' "The Closer," starring Tom Selleck |
1997 | Played opposite Tobey Maguire as an experienced rival for Katie Holmes' affection in Ang Lee's "The Ice Storm" |
1997 | Starred as Billy Kulchak, a college drop-out living with his two older brothers in an apartment overlooking Wrigley Field on NBC sitcom "Chicago Sons" |
1994 | Cast as the sarcastic head elf Bernard in "The Santa Clause" |
1994 | Cast as the younger son of a conservative talk show host (Henry Winkler) on short-lived Fox sitcom "Monty" |
1993 | Co-starred in "Addams Family Values" as the misfit friend and love interest of Wednesday Addams (Christina Ricci) |
1993 | Made film debut as an obnoxious child star in "Life With Mikey" opposite Michael J. Fox |
1992 | Made acting debut at 13 playing Young Charlie, opposite Judd Hirsch in the Broadway play "Conversations with my Father" |
Awards
2007 | Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture in Bobby |