Jimmi Simpson is a versatile American actor whose career spans film, television, and theatre, showcasing his remarkable talent and dedication to the craft. He made his feature film debut in the teen romantic comedy “Loser” (2000), where he captivated audiences with his engaging performance. His early roles in notable projects such as the Stephen King miniseries “Rose Red” and the critically acclaimed thriller “Zodiac” (2007) established him as a rising star in Hollywood, earning him recognition for his ability to portray complex characters.

Simpson’s stage work further solidified his reputation as a skilled performer. His portrayal of Philo Farnsworth in Aaron Sorkin’s “The Farnsworth Invention” on Broadway earned him a Theatre World Award, highlighting his exceptional talent in live theatre. He continued to impress audiences with his guest appearances on popular television shows, including “Psych” and “House of Cards,” where his role as Gavin Orsay garnered him nominations for prestigious awards, showcasing his ability to shine in ensemble casts.

In recent years, Simpson has taken on significant roles in acclaimed series such as HBO’s “Westworld,” where his portrayal of William was described as spellbinding, earning him an Emmy nomination. His performance in the anthology series “Black Mirror” also received critical acclaim, further establishing him as one of television’s best-kept secrets.

Simpson’s filmography continues to expand with diverse roles in projects like “Under the Silver Lake” and the Apple TV+ drama “Pachinko,” where he plays Tom Andrews. His ability to navigate various genres and mediums demonstrates his versatility and commitment to his craft, making him a standout talent in the entertainment industry.