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Ben Feldman

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About Ben Feldman

Ben Feldman is an actor from America. He is well-known for his role as Jonah Simms in “Superstore” and his role as Adam Forrest in the 2005 romantic comedy “The Perfect Man.” His next prominent role was in the 2008 monster film “Cloverfield” as Travis Marello. He has also made appearances in “When Do We Eat?”, “Friday the 13th”, “Limited,” “400 Days”, “Less than Perfect,” “Numbers,” “Mad Men,” “A to Z,” and several other films and television series.

In over a decade, the forty-year-old actor has made appearances in thirteen films and twenty-three television series.

Quick Info
Full name	Ben Feldman
Date of Birth	May 27, 1980
Birth place	Potomac, Maryland, U.S.
Parent(s)	Robert Feldman
Occupation	Actor
Spouse(s)	Michelle Mulitz (m. 2013)
Net Worth	US $1.5 million

Early Life

Ben Feldman was born on 27th May 1980 in Potomac. His father’s name is Robert Feldman, and he has an unknown mother. His father runs an advertising agency. His family raised him as Jewish. He got involved with school theatre when he was just six after he made an appearance in the school production of the musical, “Annie.”

Feldman completed his high school studies from Winston Churchill High School. He then graduated with a bachelor’s degree in fine arts, acting as a major from Ithaca College. Ben had also worked as a counselor for theatre and a videography teacher. After his college graduation, he worked at Broadway and later focused his career in film and television.

Career

In Film

Ben Feldman made his big-screen debut from the 2005 comedy film “When Do We Eat?” as Zeke. The film was a moderate critical success. It had managed to make a gross collection of just over $435 thousand in the box-office. The same year, he starred as Adam Forrest in the romantic comedy “The Perfect Man,” the same year. The film has a rating of 5.5 in IMDb based on over 27 thousand votes. Although it was an average critical hit, it grossed $19.7 million in the box-office against a $10 million budget.

In 2008, Ben Feldman starred as Travis Marello in Matt Reeves directed the monster film “Cloverfield.” The film received a positive response from the critics. It has a rating of 7 in IMDb, based on over 368 thousand votes. The film was also loved by the typical audience, making it a commercial success, has a box-office collection of $172 million against a $25 million budget. The same year, he also made an appearance in “Extreme Movie” as Len. He then featured in the slasher film “Friday the 13th” as Richie in 2009. He has also made appearances in the short films “Limited” and “Sluts, Bitches and Whores!”.

His other films are “As Above, So Below,” “400 Days”, “Between Us” and “Thumper.” “Thumper” was his last big-screen appearance.

In Television

Ben Feldman was first seen in television in the 2003 series “Less than Perfect” as Nicholas in the episode “Rules.” The same year, he also made appearances in “Frozen Impact” and “The Mayor.” His first long-running television series was the 2005 sitcom “Living with Fran.” He played Josh Reeves for twenty-six episodes of the show.

In 2007, he was featured in the episode “Graphic” of “Numbers” as Seth Marlowe, in “Them” as Floyd Grunwald, and “Can Openers” as Mike. From 2009 to 2014, he played Fred in the legal-drama series “Drop Dead Diva.” He was featured in thirty-eight episodes of the show in five years. He has also made an appearance in the episode “Working Stiffs” of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” as Jason Deveraux.

From 2012 to 2014, while working in “Drop Dead Diva,” Ben Feldman had also featured in “Mad Men” as Michael Ginsberg for twenty-two episodes. He has also made appearances in 13 episodes of “Silicon Valley” and “A to Z” as Ron LaFlamme and Andrew Lofland. Ben has also voiced the character Chris in the 2019 series “Big Hero 6: The Series” for six episodes. Currently, he is playing Jonah Simms in the ongoing single-camera sitcom “Superstore.” He will also be the voice of Tylor Tuskmon in the upcoming animated series “Monsters at Work.”

Feldman has also made appearances in several theatre productions, including a role in the stage adaption of “The Graduate.”

Awards

From 2003 to present, he got nominated in three award functions, including a Primetime Emmy Awards and a Screen Actors Guild Awards. However, he is yet to win an award.

Personal Life

Ben Feldman is married to Michelle Mulitz since 2013. They got married at the Smokey Glen Farm after getting engaged in 2012. The couple has two children together; a son and a daughter. He is also the co-owner of a wine label Angelica Cellars, founded in 2005.