Jeremy Sisto

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Born
Jeremy Merton Sisto

(1974-10-06) October 6, 1974 (age 49) [1]
Grass Valley, California, U.S.
Occupations
  • Actor
  • film producer
Years active1991–present
Spouses
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(m. 1993;div. 2002)​
Addie Lane
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(m. 2009)​
Children2
Relatives Meadow Sisto (sister)

Jeremy Merton Sisto (born October 6, 1974) is an American actor. He is known for his roles as Billy Chenowith in HBO's Six Feet Under , NYPD Detective Cyrus Lupo in NBC's Law & Order , George Altman in the ABC sitcom Suburgatory , for which he was nominated for a Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series, and Jubal Valentine in the CBS drama series FBI . He has appeared in such films as Clueless (1995), Suicide Kings (1997), Jesus (1999), Thirteen (2003), and Waitress (2007).

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In 2004, he portrayed bigoted baseball player Shane Mungitt in Take Me Out , for which he was nominated for a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for Featured Performance in a Play. In 2006, Sisto starred in Festen on Broadway. Sisto co-wrote the screenplay for the comedy film Break Point (2014), in which he also starred. In 2015, he starred in A&E's The Returned . From 2016 to 2018, Sisto portrayed Freddy Green in the Audience Network drama series Ice .

Early life

Jeremy Sisto was born in Grass Valley, California, the son of Reedy Gibbs, an actress, and Richard "Dick" Sisto, a jazz musician and educator. [2] Sisto has an older sister, Meadow Sisto, who is an actress mostly known for playing Caroline in the 1992 film Captain Ron . Sisto's parents divorced and his father then married fabric artist Penny Sisto. [2] Sisto lived with his mother and sister and has said that his father's absence made parenting his own son more difficult. [3] He was raised in the lower Sierra Nevada Mountains before moving to Chicago at age seven. [4] He attended Hayfield Montessori School in Louisville, Kentucky for first grade, then Francis W. Parker School in Chicago. Sisto worked with local theater companies Cherry Street Theater and the Absolute Theater Company. [4] He appeared in the film Grand Canyon while attending high school. Despite his ack of academic achievement in high school, Sisto was accepted into the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with the stipulation that he sign a kind of non-disclosure statement to keep his acceptance quiet unless/until he became a well-known actor. However, his career took off, he did not attend UCLA (or any other college), and he began acting full-time. [5]

Career

1991–99: Beginnings and Clueless

Sisto made his film debut in the 1991 drama Grand Canyon , starring Kevin Kline and Steve Martin. He followed this with roles in the television films Desperate Choices: To Save My Child (1992) and The Shaggy Dog (1994). In his early film and television career, Sisto played a killer in Hideaway (1995); a rich teen in Clueless (1995); a 20-something kidnapper in Suicide Kings (1997); Olympic gold medalist long-distance runner Frank Shorter in Without Limits (1998); Jesus Christ in the CBS miniseries Jesus (1999); and a widowed filmmaker in This Space Between Us (1999). He has also starred in the films Moonlight and Valentino (1995), White Squall (1996), Bongwater (1997), Some Girl (1998), and Playing by Heart (1998). In 1996, Sisto screen tested for the character of Jack Dawson in the James Cameron film Titanic alongside Kate Winslet but ultimately lost out on the role to Leonardo DiCaprio. [6] In 1998, he portrayed Frederick W. Seward in the TNT television film The Day Lincoln Was Shot . [7]

2000–10: Six Feet Under and Law & Order

From 2001 to 2005, he portrayed Billy Chenowith in the HBO drama series Six Feet Under . For that work, he was twice nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series along with his co-stars. [8] Sisto starred in the 2001 drama film Angel Eyes , alongside Jennifer Lopez. In 2003, Sisto starred in the drama film Thirteen , the romantic comedy The Movie Hero , and the horror film Wrong Turn . That same year, he also appeared in the series finale of The WB's teen drama series Dawson's Creek . [9] Sisto then performed on the Los Angeles stage, playing the role of bigoted Southerner Shane Mungitt in Richard Greenberg's play Take Me Out , about a baseball player who announces he is gay; [10] Sisto was nominated for a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for his role. [11]

In 2006, he appeared in the Broadway play Festen at the Music Box Theatre. [12] In the same year, he starred in the short-lived NBC drama series Kidnapped , [13] top-lined the direct-to-video mystery horror film Population 436 , and starred in the crime-thriller film Unknown . In July 2007, Sisto was featured in the Maroon 5 video for the song "Wake Up Call". He played a man who was sleeping with the girlfriend of Adam Levine. [14] That same year, he appeared as Earl Hunterson opposite Keri Russell in the comedy-drama film Waitress . [15]

In 2008, Sisto joined the cast of the NBC crime drama series Law & Order , as Detective Cyrus Lupo, replacing Milena Govich's Detective Nina Cassady as the partner of Jesse L. Martin's Ed Green. [16] Sisto had already appeared on the show, as a lawyer, in the previous season's finale. Sisto stayed on for the series' next three seasons, and his character became partners with Anthony Anderson's Detective Kevin Bernard after Martin left the series near the end of season 18. Also in 2008, Sisto starred in the drama film Gardens of the Night , and voiced the role of Batman in the direct-to-video film Justice League: The New Frontier . [17] In 2009, he played a Catholic priest, alongside Kristin Chenoweth as a prostitute, in the independent drama film Into Temptation . [18] The following year, he starred in the Manhattan Theatre Club production of Spirit Control at the New York City Center, gaining rave reviews for his performance as Adam Wyatt. [19]

2011–present: Suburgatory, screenwriting debut and FBI

From 2011 to 2014, Sisto starred in the ABC comedy series Suburgatory , which premiered on September 28, 2011. [20] He played the role of George Altman, the divorced father of the series' main character, for three seasons, after which the series was cancelled. [21] [22] Sisto was nominated for the 2013 Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series for his performance as George. In 2011, he starred in the drama film Sironia , directed by Brandon Dickerson. In 2012, he starred as Sheriff Rowlings in the critically acclaimed science-fiction comedy-drama Robot & Frank . [23] The following year, Sisto co-starred as Guy Karlsburg, alongside James Marsden and Claire Danes, in the comedy-drama As Cool as I Am .

In 2014, Sisto co-wrote the screenplay for the comedy film Break Point with Gene Hong. He also starred in the film and served as a producer. [24] On June 5, 2014, it was announced that Sisto had joined the cast of Carlton Cuse's remake of The Returned for the cable channel A&E. [25] The series lasted one season before it was cancelled by the network. [26] He then voiced Talon in the animated direct-to-video film Batman vs. Robin . [27] In 2015, Sisto produced and starred as Aaron Miller in the British thriller film Hangman , which had its premiere at South by Southwest. [28] That same year, he joined the cast of ABC's crime drama series Wicked City . Sisto portrayed Detective Jack Roth, an LAPD officer searching for a serial killer on the Sunset Strip. The role was originally portrayed by Adam Rothenberg, but after the series was given its premiere date, the role was recast. [29] It was poorly received by critics and was cancelled by ABC after airing only three episodes following weak ratings.

Sisto was then cast alongside Archie Panjabi in ABC's drama pilot The Jury, but the project was not picked up to series. [30] From 2016 to 2018, Sisto starred as Freddy Green in Antoine Fuqua's Audience Network drama series Ice , opposite Cam Gigandet and Donald Sutherland. [31] Sisto currently portrays Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge Jubal Valentine in Dick Wolf's CBS drama series FBI . [32]

Personal life

On August 30, 1993, Sisto married actress Marisa Ryan in Las Vegas; both were 18 years old at the time. [33] Sisto and Ryan separated two days later but remained legally married until June 21, 2002, [34] when their divorce was finalized. [35]

In 2009, Sisto and then-girlfriend Addie Lane had their first child. [36] Sisto and Lane married on October 13, 2009, at New York City Hall. [37] They had a second child in 2012. [38] [39] The family resides in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles. [40]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1991 Grand Canyon Roberto
1994The CrewTimothy Grant
1995 Hideaway Jeremy "Vassago" Nyebern
Clueless Elton Tiscia
Moonlight and Valentino Steven
1996 White Squall Frank Beaumont
1997 Bongwater Robert
Suicide Kings T. K. Lawrence
Three Women of PainLanceShort film, also executive producer
Oakland UndergroundNox Iluminata Leader
1998 Some Girl Chad
Without Limits Frank Shorter
Playing by Heart MalcolmUncredited
1999 This Space Between Us Alex Harty
No FearSonny James
The Bible Collection: Jesus JesusTelevision film
The Auteur TheoryJules"The Crap Shoot of Life" segment only
Little ServantFlamingo
2000 Track Down Lance Petersen
Men Named Milo, Women Named GretaDeke MastersShort film
2001 Don's Plum Bernard
Angel Eyes Larry Pogue, Sr.
Dead DogTom Braeburn
2002 May Adam Stubbs
Showboy Himself – Actor, Six Feet Under
InsideDanielShort film
Now You Know Jeremy
Robbing 'Hef"Jackie
2003 Thirteen Brady
The Movie Hero Blake Gardner
ManfastMica
Wrong Turn Scott Korbee
Something MoreLukeShort film
2004 Paranoia 1.0 Simon J.Also co-producer
In Enemy Hands Jason Abers
Dead & Breakfast Christian
The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things Chester
Method Jake Fields
Film Trix 2004HimselfDocumentary short
2005The Nickel ChildrenThe Doctor
A Lot Like Love Ben Miller
In Memory of My Father Jeremy
Clueless. Suck N' Blow – A TutorialHimselfVideo documentary short
2006 Population 436 Steve KadyVideo
The Thirst Darius
Unknown Handcuffed Man
Broken Will
2007 Waitress Earl Hunterson
Kidnapped: Ransom NotesHimselfVideo short
The War Prayer The StrangerShort film
2008 Gardens of the Night Jimmy
Justice League: The New Frontier Batman Voice, direct-to-video [41]
A Cat's TaleSquirrelVoice, direct-to-video
2009 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Undead Detective Wimbly
Into Temptation Father John Buerlein
2010Asleep in the ParkProducer, writer, director, cinematographer, editor
SlippageComposer, short film
2011Hook, Line and SinkerGordonShort film, also executive producer
Sironia Tucker
2012 Robot & Frank Sheriff Rowlings
Blow MeGoldenBoyShort film
2013Kids Like You & MeProducer
As Cool as I Am Guy Karlsburg
2014 Break Point Jimmy PriceAlso writer and producer
2015 Batman vs. Robin Talon Voice, direct-to-video [41]
Hangman Aaron MillerAlso producer
H8RZ Mr. Faustin
2016 The Other Side of the Door Michael Harwood
Love Is All You Need? Mr. Thompson
The Second Sound BarrierRoger ValourShort film
Girl TripJonahShort film
Girl Flu. Arlo
2017Star Citizen: Lost and FoundSam DohertyVoice, Video short
Uncredited
Ferdinand RafVoice [41]
2018Hidden Heroes Gala: Alicia Silverstone TributeHimselfShort film
2019 Frozen II King RuneardVoice [41]
2020In the Footsteps of ElephantNarratorDocumentary
WichitaJoshShort film
2021Last Night in RozzieJoey Donovan
AdrianneHimselfDocumentary
2022Captain Tsunami's ArmyCaptain TsunamiPost-production

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1992 Desperate Choices: To Save My Child Josh RyanTelevision film
1994 The Shaggy Dog Trey Miller
1996Out of OrderEpisode: "Familiar Bonds"
1997 Duckman BobbyVoice, episode: "With Friends Like These"
Rugrats LarryVoice, episode: "Angelica Orders Out/Let It Snow"
1998Real LifeJames Barrett IIIUnaired pilot[ citation needed ]
The Day Lincoln Was Shot Frederick W. Seward Television film
1998–1999 The Wild Thornberrys Radio Announcer, D.J.Voice, 2 episodes [41]
1999The '60sKenny KleinTelevision film
Jesus Jesus
2001 The Outer Limits ThomasEpisode: "A New Life"
2001–2005 Six Feet Under Billy Chenowith Main role (11 episodes)
Recurring role (20 episodes)
2003 Julius Caesar Gaius Julius Caesar Television film
The Twilight Zone Grady FinchEpisode: "The Executions of Grady Finch"
Dawson's Creek ChristopherEpisode: "All Good Things..."
2003–2004 Ancient Egyptians Narrator2 episodes
2004 Punk'd Himself1 episode
Celebrity Poker Showdown HimselfEpisode: "Tournament 2, Game 3"
2005 World Poker Tour HimselfEpisode: "Hollywood Home Game VIII"
2006–2015 American Dad! MitchVoice, 2 episodes
2006 Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King Willie EvansEpisode: "The Fifth Quarter"
2006–2007 Kidnapped Lucian KnappMain role, 13 episodes
2007 Numbers AUSA Alvin BrickleEpisode: "The Art of Reckoning"
Law & Order Clint GloverEpisode: "The Family Hour"
My Boys Thorn2 episodes
2008–2010 Law & Order Detective Cyrus Lupo Main role, 63 episodes
2010 Saturday Night Live HimselfUncredited
Episode: "Zach Galifianakis/Vampire Weekend"
Spy WarsNarrator
2011–2014 Suburgatory George AltmanMain role, 57 episodes
2013 Air Force One Is Down Fergus MarkeyTelevision film
Hell's Kitchen Himself – Restaurant PatronEpisode: "7 Chefs Compete: Part 2"
BlackBoxTV Presents JonathanEpisode: "Inside"
Hollywood HelpJeremy
2015 The Returned Peter LattimoreMain role, 10 episodes
Rent ControlGeorgeEpisode: "George"
CollegeHumor OriginalsJeremyEpisode: "The Guy Who's Way Too Competitive (with Jeremy Sisto)"
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver CopEpisode: "Public Defenders"
Wicked City Detective Jack RothMain role, 8 episodes
2016The JuryDanTelevision film
2016–2018 Ice Freddy GreenMain role, 20 episodes
2017 The Long Road Home Sgt. Robert MiltenbergerMiniseries
Heroes of the Long Road HomeHimselfTelevision film documentary
2018–present FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal ValentineMain role
2019AwokenedDrettiTelevision film
2020 FBI: Most Wanted Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal ValentineEpisode: "Reveille"
Hollywood Game Night Himself – Celebrity PlayerEpisode: "7 Seconds of Kressley"
Robot Chicken Marv Merchants, Tywin LannisterVoice, episode: "Buster Olive in: The Monkey Got Closer Overnight"
To Tell the Truth Himself – PanelistEpisode: "Yara Shahidi, Russell Peters, Michelle Buteau, Jeremy Sisto"
2021–22 FBI: International Assistant Special in Charge Jubal Valentine3 episodes

Other credits

Music videos

YearTitleArtist
2007"Wake Up Call" (Original and Director's Cut versions) Maroon 5
2012"Just Cuz"Himself (as Escape Tailor)

Soundtrack

Stage

YearTitleRoleLocation
2004 Take Me Out Shane Mungitt Geffen Playhouse, Los Angeles
2006 Festen Mr. Klingenfelt Music Box Theatre, Broadway
2010Spirit ControlAdam Wyatt New York City Center, Off-Broadway

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2002 Screen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Ensemble in a Drama Series Six Feet Under Nominated
2003Dahlonega International Film FestivalJury Award for Best Actor – Feature Film The Movie Hero Won
Cinequest Film Festival Special Jury Maverick Acting AwardWon
2004Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle AwardFeatured Performance in a Play Take Me Out Nominated
2006 Screen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Ensemble in a Drama Series Six Feet Under Nominated
2009 Newport Beach Film Festival Achievement Award Into Temptation Won
2013 Critics' Choice Television Awards Best Actor in a Comedy Series Suburgatory Nominated

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