Comedian and actor Josh Fadem is causing a stir. Cast as the “Cameraman” in AMC’s comedy-drama “Better Call Saul,” Fadem has fast become a household name. Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Fadem found a passion for entertaining people early on in life. A regular in the LA comedy scene, Fadem trained at the iconic The Groundlings and The Upright Citizens Brigade. One of the original performers to take to the Los Angeles Theatre stage, Fadem has grown into the stellar artist he is today. Now with over 140 screen credits to his name, Fadem is building a lasting legacy.
Daily Variety named Fadem as one of the “10 Comics to Watch” in 2011. Since then, Fadem has been on a meteoric trajectory with no signs of slowing down. Fresh off of his success on “UCB Comedy Originals,” it didn’t take Fadem long to break out into a succession of recurring television roles. Fadem appeared as Sean Penn on “The Midnight Show,” Phil Bisby in “Twin Peaks” and Pat Stanley in “On Becoming a God in Central Florida.” Never afraid to take up a challenge, Fadem has also appeared in a variety of feature films. From playing a serial killer in “The Art of Self Defence” to appearing in indie films like “Unloveable,” Fadem is becoming a master of his craft.
King of comedy, Fadem continues his recurring role on “American Dad” and “Better Call Saul.” With an array of exciting projects waiting in the wings, like the comedy film “King Knight,” you can expect a humour filled future for one of the industry’s generational greats.