Jonathan Tittel

Jonathan Tittel, yeah, the guy’s been popping up everywhere lately. If you’ve been paying any attention to the buzzy corners of crime thrillers and indie dramas, you’ve probably come across his name stamped on more than a couple of buzzworthy projects. Crooks (2024) kicked things off with a bang—seriously, that flick didn’t exactly tiptoe onto the scene. It’s got this gritty underbelly vibe, full of sharp dialogue and tense back-and-forths, and Jonathan just eats up the screen. He’s not playing it safe, either. He’s the type who’ll dive headfirst into roles most people would run from. Then there’s Eden (2024). Totally flips the switch. Swaps out the urban grime for something way more introspective, kinda dreamy but still packs a punch. You know those movies where you start questioning if you’re rooting for the right person? That’s Eden. Jonathan brings a whole other layer, really digging into the messiness of the character. Doesn’t hurt that the supporting cast is stacked, too. And don’t even get me started on Five Fingers Make a Fist (2025). The title alone tells you you’re in for a wild ride. If early buzz is to be believed, this one’s gonna be raw, unfiltered, all edge. Jonathan’s got this knack for picking roles that don’t just blend into the background. He’s all about tension, chaos, and that weird beauty that keeps you glued to the story, even when it gets uncomfortable. If you’re looking for a dude who’s not afraid to get his hands dirty, Tittel’s your guy.