Karl Gregory

Karl Gregory, born June 18, 1979, in New York—yeah, the city that never sleeps, but apparently also churns out some solid actors—has been kicking around the film and TV world for a decent stretch. The guy’s face pops up in a weirdly eclectic mix of stuff, and if you’re that type who binge-watches random series at 2 AM, you’ve probably clocked him somewhere. He’s mostly recognized for his roles in Alpha House (2013), which tossed him into this kind of political comedy jungle, rubbing elbows with some big names and surviving the madness that is Washington D.C. satire. Then there’s Nightcap (2016), a show that’s basically a behind-the-scenes rollercoaster at a late-night talk show, and let’s be honest—who doesn’t love a little chaos in their comedy? If you spotted him there, you know he nails that offbeat, slightly unhinged energy. Fast forward to 2019, and he’s in You’re Already Here, another project that let him flex both acting and producing muscles. Not many folks can juggle both sides of the camera without dropping the ball, but Gregory seems to handle it like it’s no biggie. He’s got this vibe—sort of a blend of sharp wit and “I dare you to predict my next move” unpredictability. Not your cookie-cutter Hollywood guy, and maybe that’s why he keeps showing up in all these wild, different projects.