Vincent Kartheiser

Vincent Kartheiser, born on May 5, 1979, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is an accomplished American actor renowned for his versatile performances across television and film. Kartheiser gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of the ambitious and complex character Pete Campbell in the critically acclaimed AMC television series “Mad Men.” His stellar performance earned him six Screen Actors Guild Award nominations, of which he clinched two wins for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series, solidifying his place as a standout talent.

Kartheiser’s career extends beyond the confines of Mad Men, showcasing his acting prowess in various notable projects. His filmography includes starring roles in movies such as “Alaska,” “Masterminds,” and “Another Day in Paradise.” In addition to his success in the world of film, he left an indelible mark on television, notably as Connor in The WB series “Angel” and Dr. Jonathan Crane in the third season of HBO’s “Titans.”

Known for his ability to seamlessly immerse himself in diverse roles, Vincent Kartheiser has consistently captivated audiences with his compelling performances. His dedication to the craft and range as an actor continues to make him a respected figure in the entertainment industry, leaving an enduring legacy in both television and film.