Max Greenfield

He appeared in recurring roles in Veronica Mars and Ugly Betty. He voiced Roger in the Ice Age franchise, and numerous characters in the shows Bob's Burgers, Robot Chicken and BoJack Horseman. He has also written the children's books I Don't Want to Read This Book, I Don't Want to Read This Book Aloud, This Book is Not a Present and Good Night Thoughts.

• Name — Max Greenfield • Born — 4 September 1979 • Birthplace — Dobbs Ferry, New York, U.S. • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1998–present • Children — 2

Greenfield was born and raised in Dobbs Ferry, New York. He is Jewish and had a Saturday Night Live-themed Bar Mitzvah. He graduated from Dobbs Ferry High School in 1998. At DFHS, Greenfield played wide receiver for the football team.

Greenfield began pursuing an acting career in 1995 after he graduated from high school. He briefly attended college at the University of Wisconsin, but dropped out after earning a 1.0 GPA his freshman year. He landed guest appearances on dramas such as Boston Public, Gilmore Girls and The O.C. Greenfield scored his first lead role on the short-lived series Modern Men as one of three bachelors who hire a life coach to help them understand women. Greenfield had more success in supporting roles on Veronica Mars (reprising the role in the film adaptation in 2014) and Greek. In 2007, he landed a recurring role on Ugly Betty. He made other guest-starring appearances on the remake of Melrose Place, the short-lived No Ordinary Family, and Castle. He created, produced, and starred in the comedy series The Gentlemen's League for the Audience Network in 2010, which followed the real-life fantasy football league he ran with actor Jerry Ferrara. Greenfield had his feature film debut in the film Cross Bronx. Greenfield had a featured role in When Do We Eat?, as an Internet tycoon who, after losing his fortune, becomes a Hasidic Jew. In 2011, Greenfield began playing the role of Schmidt in the sitcom New Girl. The role earned him nominations for both a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series and a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film. In 2015, Greenfield starred in a series of McDonald's commercials promoting their Sirloin Third Pound Burgers. In 2018, Greenfield was cast in the lead role of Dave Johnson in the CBS comedy The Neighborhood. He took over the role from Josh Lawson, who played the character in the pilot episode. On November 8, 2018, it was announced that Greenfield was set to reprise his role as Leo D'Amato in the 8-episode revival series of Veronica Mars. In the same year, Greenfield was cast in the recurring role of the Denouement brothers on the third season of the Netflix comedy drama series A Series of Unfortunate Events.

Greenfield has worked with Young Storytellers Foundation on numerous occasions, stating that his own kids have inspired him to help children find self-confidence and creativity.

Greenfield married Tess Sanchez, a former casting director, in 2008. They have two children, a daughter and a son.

Television • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2000 — Undressed — Victor — 3 episodes • 2002 — Boston Public — Sean Tallen — Episode: "Chapter Thirty-Five" • 2003 — Gilmore Girls — Lucas — Episode: "Chicken or Beef?" • 2005–2007, 2019 — Veronica Mars — Leo D'Amato — 14 episodes • 2005 — Sleeper Cell — Teen #2 — Episode: "Al-Faitha" • 2006 — Modern Men — Kyle Brewster — Main cast; 7 episodes • 2007 — The — Young Sandy Cohen — Episode: "The Case of the Franks" • 2007–2008 — Ugly Betty — Nick Pepper — 8 episodes • 2007 — Life — Bradley Sloane — Episode: "Tear Asunder" • 2008 — Greek — Michael — 5 episodes • Kath & Kim — Bar fight guy — Episode: "Gay" • 2009 — Raising the Bar — David Steinberg — 4 episodes • Melrose Place — Mickey Richards — Episode: "Cannon" • 2010 — Castle — David Nicolaides — Episode: "Food to Die For" • Lie to Me — Damien Musso — Episode: "The Whole Truth" • No Ordinary Family — Mr. Robbins — Episode: "No Ordinary Quake" • 2010–2011 — The — Max — 2 episodes • 2010 — The — Joseph Tucci — Episode: "Cold Case" • Undercovers — Redman — Uncredited; Episode: "The Key to It All" • 2011 — Hot in Cleveland — Steve — Episode: "I Love Lucci, Part 1" • Happy Endings — Ian — Episode: "You've Got Male" • 2011–2018 — New Girl — Schmidt — Main cast; 146 episodes Nominated – Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (2012, 2013) Nominated – Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film Nominated – Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Nominated – Teen Choice Award for Choice TV Scene Stealer – Male • 2012 — NTSF:SD:SUV: — Alistair McQueen — Episode: "Lights, Camera, Assassination" • 2013–2020 — Bob's Burgers — Boo Boo — Voice, 5 episodes • 2014 — Hot in Cleveland — Doug — Episode: "The One with George Clooney" • Robot Chicken — Bobby, LaserTech, Tuk — Voice, episode: "Super Guitario Center" • 2014–2015 — The — Lee — 2 episodes • 2015 — American Horror Story: Hotel — Gabriel — 3 episodes • 2017 — All Hail King Julien — Kipper — Voice, 2 episodes • Will & Grace — Eli Wolf — Episode: "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Crying" • 2018 — The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story — Ronnie — Recurring role; 3 episodes • 2018–2026 — The Neighborhood — Dave Johnson — Main role • 2018 — No Activity — Cotric — 2 episodes • 2019 — A Series of Unfortunate Events — Dewey, Frank, and Ernest Denouement — Episode: "Penultimate Peril" • BoJack Horseman — Maximillian Banks — Voice, 3 episodes • 2020 — Hoops — Lonnie — Voice, 2 episodes • 2021 — Doogie Kameāloha, M.D. — Dr. Arthur Goldstein — Episode: "Mom-Mentum" • 2021–2022 — Tuca & Bertie — Thomas — Voice, 2 episodes • 2022 — American Horror Stories — Bryce — Episode: "Aura" • 2025 — Celebrity Jeopardy! — Himself (contestant) — Episode: "Quarterfinal #1: Max Greenfield, Camilla Luddington, and W. Kamau Bell" • 2025–2026 — Running Point — Lev Levenson — 12 episodes • 2025 — The Simpsons — Schultz — Voice, episode: "Estranger Things" • Long Story Short — Yoshi Schwooper — Voice; Main cast • A Man on the Inside — Jack Berenger — Recurring; 5 episodes

Audio • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2023 — Flash: Escape the Midnight Circus — Barry Allen / Flash — Main role