Jimmy Tatro

Jimmy Tatro is an actor, comedian, writer, and digital creator known for his work in digital comedy, television, and film. Tatro first gained recognition through his YouTube channel, LifeAccordingToJimmy, which he created with creative partner Christian Pierce. The channel features comedy skits that satirize social situations, college life, and bro culture, attracting a substantial online following and millions of video views. Tatro's videos have included appearances by Angela Kinsey, David Henrie, Alexander Ludwig, Emily Osment, Milo Ventimiglia, Pauly Shore, and others. His experience writing, producing, directing, and starring in his own content established his reputation in digital entertainment.

Tatro's early success online led to stand-up comedy tours at colleges and clubs across the United States, further establishing his presence in the comedy industry. He transitioned to film with a role in the Adam Sandler comedy "Grown Ups 2," followed by an appearance as Rooster in "22 Jump Street" and a voice role in the animated film "Smallfoot." For Searchlight Pictures, he played Troy Rubinsky in "Theater Camp," where he also served as executive producer. These roles contributed to his growing profile in mainstream entertainment.

Tatro starred in the Netflix mockumentary series "American Vandal" as Dylan Maxwell, a student accused of vandalism. The series, which parodies the true-crime genre, earned Tatro a Critics Choice Award nomination and contributed to the show's Peabody Award recognition. He also co-created and starred in "The Real Bros of Simi Valley" on Facebook Watch, serving as executive producer, co-writer, and director.

Tatro played Connor on the ABC sitcom "Home Economics," portraying a wealthy private equity firm owner. He also appeared in "Scream 7," directed by Kevin Williamson, alongside Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and an ensemble cast. He also appeared alongside Will Ferrell in the Netflix comedy "The Hawk." Tatro's career encompasses viral digital content, streaming television, network sitcoms, and major studio films, reflecting his versatility in comedy and entertainment.