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Max Greenfield

Emmy & Golden Globe-Nominated Actor

Born and raised in New York, Max Greenfield is best known for his starring role of “Schmidt” in the Fox sitcom New Girl, opposite Zooey Deschanel, for which he was nominated for an Emmy and Golden Globe.

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On the film side, he recently wrapped production on Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman opposite Carey Mulligan, which will premiere at Sundance 2020. Currently, he can be seen in What Men Want alongside Taraji P. Henson and Tracy Morgan and The Glass Castle alongside Brie Larson for Lionsgate. He also starred in the independent feature Steve’s Umbrella, directed by Michelle Shumacher, as well as A Futile and Stupid Gesture, directed by David Wain for Netflix. He can be seen in a cameo role in The Big Short directed by Adam McKay, as well as in the independent film Hello, My Name is Doris alongside Sally Field. He starred in both Warner Brothers Veronica Mars and the independent feature About Alex for Jesse Zwick.

In 2006, he starred in the WB series Modern Men and had recurring role on Veronica MarsUgly Betty, and Greek. Other television credits include Raising the BarCastleLie to MeNo Ordinary FamilyHot in Cleveland, and Happy Endings. Greenfield also has a passion for producing, which led him to create and star in the DirecTV Channel 101 series The Gentleman’s League which follows himself and his friend Jerry Ferrara in their real-life fantasy football league.

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