NICK KROLL

atured in Comedy Central's "Hot List of '09," Nick Kroll leads the pack of a new generation of comedy stars as a versatile actor, writer, and producer. Nick will next star on FX's new comedy series THE LEAGUE, about a group of fantasy football fanatics. The part-improv, part-scripted comedy from Jackie and Jeff Schaffer (SEINFELD, CURB YOUR ENTHUISIASM) will premiere on October 29th at 10:30PM. Nick also recently finished production on two upcoming films, DATE NIGHT, opposite Steve Carrell and Tina Fey, and GET HIM TO THE GREEK opposite Jonah Hill and Russell Brand, with Judd Apatow producing. Both will be released next spring, in April and June, respectively. Other feature credits include I LOVE YOU MAN and A GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY. Nick is currently penning an UNTITLED TRACY MORGAN COMEDY for Paramount Pictures with John Mulaney (SNL), and his other writing work includes contributions to CHAPPELLE'S SHOW, THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TIM, HUMAN GIANT and the best selling coffee table book, BAR MITZVAH DISCO, which he co-wrote. Additionally, Nick lends his voice to two animated series; he plays Andrew Legustambos, the bi-sexual drama teacher on Fox's SIT DOWN, SHUT UP created by Arrested Development's Mitch Hurwitz; and on HBO's THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TIM, he plays Stu, Tim's best friend. Nick starred in ABC's CAVEMEN, based on the highly popular Geico advertisements, and has also made appearances on CBS's WORST WEEK, VH1's BEST WEEK EVER and on RENO 911 as El Chupacabra, Reno's only Latin radio show DJ. He began his performing career at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre while he was a freshman at Georgetown University. As a standup, Nick has appeared on JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE, Comedy Central's LIVE AT GOTHAM and regularly tours colleges and clubs around the country. He is also well known for his characters including Fabrice Fabrice, the craft services coordinator for the TV show THAT'S SO RAVEN, Bobby Bottleservice, who loves his mother very much and wears Ed Hardy head to toe and Gil Faizon, an upper west side, middle-aged divorcee who's obsessed with Alan Alda, of the OH, HELLO SHOW which he created with John Mulaney.