Biography
A dark-haired and handsome actor who made his breakthrough with a regular role as a young doctor on the NBC series "Ed" (2000- ), Josh Randall got his start in San Francisco theater productions and made significant entries in independent film, both in front of and behind the camera. While pursuing an English degree and playing basketball at San Francisco State University, Randall was introduced to acting by a fellow student and playwright who …
Career Milestones
2006 | Cast as the free-spirited Scott on CBS's "Courting Alex" | |
2005 | Appeared in four episodes of the NBC comedy, "Scrubs" | |
2000 | Played Dr. Mike Burton on the NBC comedy-drama series "Ed" | |
2000 | Had a guest role as a bartender in an episode of "Angel" (The WB) | |
1997 | Co-starred in the black comedy "The Party Crashers" as the surly pal of a screenwriter who joins in a plot to hold up an A-list party for financial gain; was also the film's unit production manager | |
1996 | Acted in the direct-to-video drama "Somebody Is Waiting", starring Gabriel Byrne | |
| Worked behind-the-scenes as a grip on a segment of the Nickelodeon TV series "Sports Theater With Shaquille O'Neal" | ||
1996 | Had a role as a cop and also worked as a grip in the independent feature "The Last Time I Committed Suicide" (premiered on Cinemax in 1997) | |
| Performed in various San Francisco stage productions | ||