Jason Biggs

Jason Biggs is an actor, producer, and director known for his lead role as Jim Levenstein in the ‘American Pie’ film series, and for his work in television. After his breakthrough role as Jim Levenstein in the commercially successful 1999 teen comedy ‘American Pie’, Jason Biggs solidified his position as a prominent actor. Prior to this, Biggs made his television debut in 1991 on the FOX sitcom ‘Drexell’s Class’, concurrently making his Broadway debut in ‘Conversations With My Father’ opposite Judd Hirsch. He later earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for Best Younger Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Pete Wendall on the soap opera ‘As the World Turns’ in 1995.

Transitioning into voice acting, he lent his talents as Leonardo in the animated series ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ from 2012 to 2014. Further expanding his television career, Biggs took on the recurring role of Larry Bloom in the critically acclaimed Netflix series ‘Orange Is the New Black’ (2013–2019), earning a Screen Actors Guild Award in 2015 as part of the ensemble cast. Beyond acting, Biggs has ventured into production, serving as an executive producer for projects including ‘American Reunion’ and ‘Jason Biggs’ Cash at Your Door’, showcasing his evolving industry footprint. This progression has highlighted his ability to move from signature comedic roles into more varied dramatic and voice acting performances.

As an accomplished actor, producer, and director, Biggs consistently delivers compelling performances across film, television, and stage, underscoring his enduring appeal and marketability.