James Wolk has enjoyed a distinguished acting career, appearing in multiple movies that were well received by audiences and also performing theater work.

He played Grant, Max's love interest on Happy Endings and Bob, Pete Campbell's grifting co-worker on Mad Men. Now, he stars as Lone Star on FOX TV!

James Wolk was born in Farmington Hills, Michigan

James Wolk is a distinguished actor who has enjoyed an extraordinary career on film. Known for playing charming villains and vulnerable underdogs with grace, Wolk has amassed critical acclaim as well as an ever-growing fan base. Wolk also practices his craft philanthropically by giving freely of both time and resources in order to help others.

He grew up in Farmington Hills, Michigan, graduating from North Farmington High School in 2003. Subsequently he attended the University of Michigan's School of Music, Theatre and Dance and worked part-time as an emcee at Bar and Bat Mitzvahs to make ends meet while at school - even contemplating medicine or law studies before ultimately choosing acting.

After graduating from the University of Michigan, Wolk quickly found success on television and film. He has made appearances in popular shows like Shameless, Mad Men, The Crazy Ones Zoo as well as HBO's Watchmen superhero limited series. Additionally he starred in two feature films You Again and For a Good Time Call....

James Wolk has a kind heart

James Wolk is an actor known for portraying eccentric characters with great charisma while simultaneously showing their vulnerability and respectability. He first came to light when playing Brad Cohen in Front of the Class; an individual suffering from Tourette syndrome who defied all odds to become a teacher despite all obstacles standing in their way.

In 2016, he appeared in numerous TV movies and pilots before landing the lead role in 2010 Fox series Lone Star as a con man living two parallel lives with two women - unfortunately it was cancelled after only two episodes, yet still managed to showcase his talent and launch him into an exciting new phase of his career.

He went on to appear in numerous films and television shows, such as Mad Men and Zoo. More recently, he could be seen on Showtime drama Billions as well as CBS All Access psychological thriller Tell Me A Story. Additionally, Kristen Bell, Jamie Lee Curtis, Odette Yustman and Sigourney Weaver all co-starred alongside him in Disney film You Again.

James Wolk is an actor

James Wolk is committed to acting, pushing his boundaries through portraying complex roles with ease. His ability has earned him high reviews on Rotten Tomatoes; furthermore, being multilingual allows him to take on roles which require language proficiency.

In 2008, he made his film debut in Front of the Class which chronicled Brad Cohen's journey as he strived to become an effective teacher despite Tourette syndrome challenges. This role opened doors to other television and film projects for him.

Wolk has established an engaging presence on social media, frequently engaging with fans on Instagram and regularly engaging with his dog Charlie. An animal advocate, Wolk is also an active member of the ASPCA and supports animal welfare causes; additionally he volunteers at Camp Twitch and Shout which serves children living with Tourette's Syndrome as well as being on its board of directors.

James Wolk is a comedian

James Wolk exudes confidence on-screen, adding depth and dimension to his performances with his theatrical background and unique ability to convey emotions and empathy that audiences can relate to. Furthermore, his soothing yet captivating voice lends itself perfectly for voice-over work.

Wolk is an outspoken champion for social justice issues and uses his platform to advocate for positive change. He frequently collaborates with organizations working towards more equitable societies. Wolk also enjoys animal care and reading books of different genres; sharing adorable pictures of his dog on social media.

James Wolk is an actor known for taking on challenging and varied projects. Fluent in English and Spanish, Wolk is adept at filling roles that require these languages as a prerequiste for success. Passionate about storytelling and believing that narratives have the ability to influence change through narratives, he has long been involved with both Brad Cohen Tourette Foundation as an active member and volunteering at Camp Twitch and Shouts (a camp dedicated to those with Tourette Syndrome).