Joshua Erenberg

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Josh made his feature film debut at eight years old in Columbia Pictures' "The Green Hornet" [2011] opposite Academy Award nominee Tom Wilkinson. He went on to land a recurring role on the critically acclaimed series "Suburgatory" on ABC, from 2012-13. Josh made audiences laugh as sarcastic and know it all "A.J.", a wealthy kid who always has great advice for the adults, including his thoughts on love.After working on "Suburgatory," Josh returned to film appearing in Warner Bros.' "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone", starring as "Judah Munny" opposite James Gandolfini. As Doug Munny's sweet and silently funny son [played by Gandolfini] Josh stole audience's hearts, as the biggest and one true fan of Burt Wonderstone [played by Steve Carell]. Additional television credits for Josh include Adult Swim's "Children's Hospital," and guest star roles on TNT's "Franklin and Bash," and Nickelodeon's "Deadtime Stories." Most recently, he guest starred as title character "Gene" in episode 14 of FOX's "Dads," opposite Seth Green.In 2014, Josh can be seen starring in the brand new NBC series"Crisis" opposite Gillian Anderson, Dermot Mulroney, Lance Gross, and Rachael Taylor. It's field trip day for the students of Ballard High, a school that educates the children of Washington D.C.'s elite, top of their industry CEO's, international diplomats, political power players, and even the President's son. But when their bus is ambushed on a secluded rural road, the teenagers and their chaperones are taken igniting a national crisis. Josh stars as "Anton," a super-smart kid who skipped multiple grades, so he is one of the youngest on the hijacked vehicle. "Crisis" premiered on NBC March 16, 2014.In addition to acting, Josh has a passion for writing, and has written many mock episodes of cartoons, screenplays, and scripts. In his free time he loves to volunteer for the Make a Wish Foundation and the Alliance for Lupus Research. He loves to play sports, basketball and volleyball are his favorites. Show less «