Michael Angarano

Michael Angarano is an Emmy-nominated actor, director, and writer, recognized for his versatility across film and television projects. After making his television debut on ‘Saturday Night Live’ in 1995, Michael Angarano quickly established his presence in film and television, earning roles that showcased his early versatility. He appeared opposite Meryl Streep in Wes Craven’s ‘Music of the Heart’ in 1999 and was cast as the young William Miller in Cameron Crowe’s Academy Award-nominated film ‘Almost Famous’ in 2000. Angarano continued to build his resume with a significant recurring role as Elliott in the acclaimed sitcom ‘Will & Grace’ from 2001 to 2006, a character he later reprised for a reboot episode in 2017.

Beyond acting, Angarano expanded his creative footprint by making his directorial debut with the feature film ‘Avenues’ (2017), a project he also wrote and starred in. Most recently, Angarano directed and co-wrote the film ‘Sacramento,’ which premiered in 2024. He continues to engage in diverse projects, with upcoming appearances including ‘Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy’ for Peacock and the highly anticipated Apple TV series ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles.’ Michael Angarano remains a compelling and sought-after talent across acting, directing, and writing.