Ben Feldman

Ben Feldman is an American actor whose career encompasses stage, film, and television, with experience in both drama and comedy. Feldman graduated from Ithaca College, where he majored in acting, and began his professional career on stage. An acting showcase at Ithaca led to an audition for the Broadway production of "The Graduate." Although he did not secure the lead role, Feldman served as Jason Biggs' understudy and played several supporting parts in the play.

Feldman made his Hollywood feature film debut in "The Perfect Man," co-starring Hilary Duff, Chris Noth, and Heather Locklear, and later appeared in the J.J. Abrams film "Cloverfield."

Feldman's television career gained momentum with his role as guardian angel Fred on "Drop Dead Diva," where he was a regular for several seasons. He achieved a breakthrough dramatic role as Michael Ginsberg on AMC's "Mad Men," portraying an eccentric copywriter at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. The performance earned Feldman an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series and a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination.

Feldman further established his presence in television comedy with his lead role in NBC's "Superstore," playing Jonah Simms, an employee in a big-box store. He starred in the series for six seasons, also serving as a producer and making his directorial debut. During this period, Feldman appeared as lawyer Ron LaFlamme on HBO's "Silicon Valley" and portrayed Larry Page in Showtime's "Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber."

Feldman expanded his range by voicing Tylor Tuskmon in Disney+'s "Monsters at Work," a spinoff of the "Monsters, Inc." franchise, earning an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Voice Performer in a Children's or Young Teen Program. He joined AMC's Anne Rice series "Mayfair Witches" as a series regular and led the cast of the Australian series "Population 11," receiving a Logie Award nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy.

With a career defined by roles in prestige drama, network comedy, and animated storytelling, Feldman is recognized for his adaptability and consistent presence in the entertainment industry.