Zach Cregger
1. märts 1981 (45 aastat), Arlington, Virginia, USA
Zachary Michael Cregger (born March 1, 1981 in Arlington, Virginia) is an American comedian, actor, writer, director and producer. He is among the founding members of the New York City-based comedy troupe The Whitest Kids U' Know, which is composed of Trevor Moore, Sam Brown, Timmy Williams, and Darren Trumeter. He later starred in the sitcoms Friends with Benefits, Guys with Kids, and Wrecked. In 2022, Cregger wrote and directed the horror film Barbarian, a commercial success that opened to positive critical reviews. In 2025, he scored another critical and commercial hit with the horror film Weapons, which went on to win Best Supporting Actress for Amy Madigan at the 2026 Academy Awards.
Tuntud rollide järgi
5.0 Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
2009
8.1 Homicide: Life on the Street
1993
6.9 Barbar
2022
7.0 The Oscars
1953
Hardly Working: All-Nighters
2008
6.3 About a Boy
2014
6.7 Wrecked
2016
6.5 Friends with Benefits
2011
8.4 The Whitest Kids U' Know
2007
5.6 Guys with Kids
2012
5.6 Miss March
2009
5.8 Date and Switch
2014
Filmograafia
- 2026The Famous People Improv Show (Monologist)
- 2026Mars (Kyle Capshaw / Various (voice))
- 2022Barbar (Everett)
- 2018Doubting Thomas (Graham)
- 2017AwesomeFunTV (Devin)
- 2016Nancy
- 2016More Than Four Hours (Bill Whiting)
- 2016Wrecked (Owen)
- 2016Opening Night (Micky)
- 2015Trevor Moore: High In Church (Illuminati)
- 2014About a Boy (T.J.)
- 2014Date and Switch (Greg)
- 2014Love & Air Sex (Jeff)
- 2012Guys with Kids (Nick)
- 2012The Wolf (The Wolf)
- 2011The Death and Return of Superman (Green Lantern/Hal Jordan)
- 2011The Civil War on Drugs (Abraham Lincoln / Ulysses Grant / Various)
- 2011Friends with Benefits (Aaron Greenway)
- 2009Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen (Self - Guest)
- 2009Miss March (Eugene Bell)
- 2008College (Cooper)
- 2007Sam in the Bag (Trevor's Mom / Himself)
- -Craggio (Sean)
- 2008Hardly Working: All-Nighters
- 2007The Whitest Kids U' Know
- 1993Homicide: Life on the Street (Dean Stamper)
- 1953The Oscars (Self)
