Dan Fogler

Dan Fogler is an acclaimed actor, comedian, writer, and director, recognized for his expansive career in theater, film, and television, and his graphic novel contributions. After originating the role of William Barfée in the off-Broadway production of ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,’ Dan Fogler went on to earn a Theatre World Award for that production and a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for the Broadway production in 2005. Fogler began his television career in 2002 on FOX’s ’30 Seconds to Fame’ and soon made his mark in film, starring as Randy Daytona in ‘Balls Of Fury’ (2007) and appearing in ‘Good Luck Chuck’ (2007). He also lent his distinctive voice to successful animated features, including ‘Kung Fu Panda’ (2008) and ‘Horton Hears A Who!’ (2008), showcasing his versatility across live-action and voice acting.

Expanding his creative endeavors, Fogler debuted as a writer and director with his play ‘Elephant in the Room’ in 2007, followed by his feature film directorial debut, ‘Hysterical Psycho,’ released in 2009. He continued to build his filmography with roles in ‘Fanboys’ (2009), ‘Love Happens’ (2009), ‘Take Me Home Tonight’ (2011), and ‘Europa Report’ (2013), alongside further voice work in ‘Mars Needs Moms’ (2011) and ‘Free Birds’ (2013). In 2010, he ventured into graphic novels with the release of ‘Moon Lake’ by Archaia Entertainment, and directed his second feature film, ‘Don Peyote,’ in 2014, solidifying his multi-hyphenate status. Fogler is widely recognized for his portrayal of Jacob Kowalski in J.K.

An accomplished actor, comedian, writer, and director, Fogler continues to demonstrate a versatile and impactful career across theater, film, television, and publishing.