Patrick Fischler

Patrick Fischler, born on December twenty-ninth, nineteen sixty-nine, is a distinguished American character actor celebrated for his diverse roles across television and film. He gained significant recognition for his portrayal of Jimmy Barrett on the acclaimed drama series Mad Men, and as Phil, a worker for the Dharma Initiative, on the iconic series Lost. Fischler's versatility shines through in his role as Detective Kenny No-Gun on the gritty police drama Southland.

Throughout his career, Fischler has made memorable appearances in numerous television series, including recurring roles as Stu on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Jake Steiner on Grey's Anatomy, and Ken on Veep. His talent extends to shows like Californication, Suits, Silicon Valley, Shameless, Once Upon a Time, Twin Peaks, Defending Jacob, and Barry, showcasing his ability to inhabit a wide range of characters.

In addition to his television work, Fischler boasts an impressive filmography with over sixty credits. He has appeared in notable films such as Mulholland Drive, Ghost World, Old School, The Black Dahlia, Dinner for Schmucks, Hail, Caesar!, and the recent American Fiction. His portrayal of real-life gangster Mickey Cohen in the video game L.A. Noire, utilizing cutting-edge facial performance-capture technology, further exemplifies his innovative approach to acting.

Fischler's career also includes a role as gangster Meyer Lansky in the TNT miniseries Mob City, where he shared scenes with Cohen's character. Beyond his professional achievements, he has personal ties to the culinary world; the Santa Monica restaurant Patrick's Roadhouse was founded by his father and bears his name, adding a unique familial legacy to his story.