Geoff Stults

Geoff Stults was born on December 15, 1977, in Detroit, Michigan, and spent his formative years in Green Mountain Falls, Colorado. He attended Whittier College from 1994 to 1998, where he engaged in theatrical productions while also playing Division III football. Following his college career, Stults played professional football in Europe as a wide receiver for the Klosterneuburg Mercenaries, later known as the Danube Dragons, in the Austrian Football League. This athletic background preceded his pivot to an acting career, where he leveraged his on-screen presence to secure various roles.

Stults began his acting journey with commercials at the age of seven alongside his brother, George Stults. His early television appearances included a role as a mailman in “Everybody Loves Raymond” (2000). A significant career milestone came in 2002 when he landed his first major role as Ben Kinkirk on the long-running series “7th Heaven,” where he starred opposite his real-life brother, George Stults. He further solidified his television presence with a regular role as Eddie Latekka on ABC’s “October Road” for two seasons (2007-2008), and later as Tommy Conroy in “Happy Town” (2010).

In film, Stults has appeared in various projects, including supporting roles in popular comedies “Wedding Crashers” (2005) and “The Break-Up” (2006). He took on a lead role in the 2004 action-comedy “D.E.B.S.” His professional trajectory continued with starring roles such as Major Walter Sherman in “The Finder” (2012) and Sgt. Pete Hill in “Enlisted” (2014). More recently, he has played Mark McCullough in “Little Fires Everywhere” (2020), Marco Strzalkowski in “Guilty Party” (2021), and Jake Davis in “The Last Thing He Told Me” (2023). He also had a recurring role as Mitch in the Netflix series “Grace and Frankie.”