Gregor Manns

This New York stage actor has appeared on several stages throughout the Tri-State area. He has also directed for the Interborough Repertory Theater for five years and has starred in several of their productions. His film debut was an Indie entitled, "Love The Hard Way," opposite Academy Award Winner, Adrien Brody. He continued work in other Indies such as, "Particles of Truth," and television roles on, "Law & Order SVU," "Sex and The City," and "100 Centre Street," "Hope & Faith," and even a commercial spoof for, "Saturday Night Live." He and his wife Natalie eventually moved to California and quickly found himself on hit shows like; "Boston Legal," "Grey's Anatomy," "How I Met Your Mother," "ER," "My Name Is Earl," to name a few. And in film, "Urban Decay," "2:13," "Hard Breakers." Also continuing his love for the stage he has appeared in such revivals as, "To Kill A Mockingbird," "A Lesson Before Dying," "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot," & more recent, "The Boys Next Door," at The Repertory East Playhouse.In 2011, he would have made his studio film debut in Columbia Pictures, "Moneyball." Directed by Oscar nominated director, Bennett Miller (Capote), and opposite famed actor Brad Pitt and Kathryn Morris (Cold Case), but unfortunately the scene was edited out of the film. This fall he will appear in an episode of, "Body of Proof," And in 2012, Fox's new show, "The Finder," and the Indie film, "Brotha White."In 2013, his work continues with film projects such as "Domino Falling," and "In The Company Of Strangers." Both are set for 2014 release.But his biggest accomplishment to date is the writing/producing/lead actor of a romantic dramedy pilot presentation entitled, "Destined To Be." It's the story of two unlikely people with a huge age difference, and their journey together in life and love. Which he hopes to bring to the networks and in turn becomes a series.Currently, he's starring as Dick Christie in "Woody Allen's Play It Again Sam," at The Repertory East Playhouse, in CA. And, in 2014 you can catch him in NBC's midseason replacement hospital drama, "The Night Shift." Show less «