Biography
A familiar face on television screens since the turn of the new millennium, actor Greg Grunberg started out his career in commercials before graduating to supporting roles in both film and television. Well-known for playing sidekicks and amiable wing men, Grunberg's career began its spike in the early part of the decade, paralleling the career trajectory of his lifelong friend, writer-director-producer, J.J. Abrams of "Alias" (ABC, 2001-06) …
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Career Milestones
| Born and raised in Southern California | ||
| Worked as an assistant to producer Joel Silver | ||
1990 | Had an early TV credit playing the best man in the CBS TV-movie "Stolen: One Husband" | |
1991 | Acted in "Frankenstein: The College Years", a Fox TV-movie comedy | |
1992 | Guest starred on a "Beverly Hills, 90210" crossover episode of "Melrose Place" (Fox) | |
1993 | Made feature debut in the horror sequel "Witchcraft V" | |
1994 | Appeared in an episode of "Baywatch" (syndicated) | |
1996 | Acted in "The Trigger Effect" | |
1996 | Guest starred on the Fox sitcom "Ned and Stacey" and CBS' "Murphy Brown" | |
1996 | Had featured role in the comedy "The Pallbearer" | |
1998 | Had a cameo role in the comedy features "BASEketball" and "Senseless" | |
1998 | Had a recurring role on "Felicity" as Sean, Ben's (Scott Speedman) older roommate; role made regular as of 1999 | |
1999 | Featured in the independent "The White River Kid" | |
1999 | Played a hotel security guard in Albert Brooks' "The Muse" | |
2000 | Acted in the independent comedy "Dinner & Driving", aired on HBO | |
2000 | Played one of the staff of a government-sanctioned experiment to turn mammals invisible in Paul Verhoeven's "Hollow Man" | |
2001 | Had recurring role as CIA agent Eric Weiss on the ABC series "Alias" | |
2004 | Cast as a TV Commercial Director in the Coen brother's film "The Ladykillers" | |
2006 | Joined the NBC series "Heroes" as a beat cop who can hear people's thoughts | |
2009 | Voiced James T. Kirk's stepfather in J. J. Abrams' "Star Trek" | |