Jason Biggs

JASON BIGGS previously starred in the American Pie trilogy of films, which caused him to quickly become one of Hollywood's most talked-about young actors after his breakout role in the first film in 1999. The first three films combined to make more than $360 million in the United States alone, and helped cement Biggs as a household face. Biggs also starred in L!fe Happens, opposite Krysten Ritter, Kate Bosworth and Rachel Bilson.

Biggs appeared on television in CBS' Mad Love, in which he starred opposite Judy Greer and Sarah Chalke. He also completed production on the feature Grassroots, Stephen Gyllenhaal's directorial debut.

His film credits also include Jersey Girl, written and directed by Kevin Smith, in which he starred alongside Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler; the Woody Allen project Anything Else, opposite Christina Ricci; Prozac Nation, the film adaptation of Elizabeth Wurtzel's best-selling biography, opposite Ricci; the romantic comedy Saving Silverman, with Jack Black, Steve Zahn and Amanda Peet; the Amy Heckerling film Loser; the romantic comedy Boys and Girls, opposite Freddie Prinze, Jr., and Claire Forlani; Saul Metzstein's black comedy Guy X; the Disney hit Eight Below, an adventure film in which he starred opposite Paul Walker; Over Her Dead Body, a romantic comedy with Paul Rudd and Eva Longoria; and Lionsgate's romantic comedy My Best Friend's Girl, in which he starred opposite Kate Hudson.

Biggs began his career in television on the soap opera As the World Turns, for which he was nominated for a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Younger Leading Actor in a Drama Series. He also appeared on the shows Drexell's Class and Total Security.

At age 13, he made his Broadway debut, opposite Judd Hirsch, in the critically acclaimed Broadway play Conversations With My Father. His other theater credits include the Broadway production of The Graduate, opposite Kathleen Turner; Boy's Life, a coming-of-age comedy, in which he starred opposite Rhys Coiro, at the Second Stage Theatre; and Daniel Goldfarb's play Modern Orthodox, in which he starred off-Broadway, opposite Craig Bierko and Molly Ringwald.

The native of Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, started acting in national commercials and modeling at the age of five. He lives in Los Angeles.

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