Teddy Sears

Teddy Sears is an American actor known for his roles across television and film, including dramatic and comedic performances. After securing a two-year contract role on the daytime drama ‘One Life to Live’ in 2001, Teddy Sears quickly established himself as a versatile actor in television. He delivered compelling performances in guest roles on acclaimed series such as ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ (2003, 2010) and showcased his comedic timing on late-night shows including ‘The David Letterman Show’ (2005) and ‘Late Night with Conan O’Brien’ (2005). A pivotal career moment came with his casting by Emmy Award-winning producer Steven Bochco as Richard Patrick Woolsley in TNT’s legal drama ‘Raising the Bar,’ a role he inhabited from 2008 to 2009.

Sears further demonstrated his range in film, appearing in Tom Ford’s critically acclaimed feature ‘A Single Man’ (2009) alongside Academy Award nominees Colin Firth and Julianne Moore. Building on this momentum, Sears gained broader recognition through key roles in several high-profile series. He captivated audiences as Patrick in the inaugural season of FX’s ‘American Horror Story’ (2011), a role that solidified his presence in premium cable television. From 2013 to 2016, he delivered a nuanced performance as Dr.

His work in critically acclaimed limited series includes portraying James A. Fisher in ‘American Crime Story: Impeachment’ (2021), a series recognized for its impactful storytelling and ensemble cast. These projects underscore his consistent demand and ability to contribute to major productions. Most recently, Sears has been featured as Dr.

Josh Nichols in NBC’s upcoming drama ‘Brilliant Minds’ (2024-present), a highly anticipated series. Looking ahead, he is slated to appear as Warren Stocker in the second season of Netflix’s acclaimed espionage thriller ‘The Night Agent’ (2025), further cementing his standing as a prominent actor in both network and streaming television.