Eric Nenninger

Eric Nenninger- Biography

Eric John Nenninger, an American writer, actor, and vocalist were born on November 19, 1978, in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Joseph Charles (Joe) Nenninger is his father, Joan Wrobel is his mother, and he has one sister, Sheri. Eric is most recognized for his performance as Scott Braddock in the 2003 horror film “Jeepers Creepers II.”

What is the Net Worth of Eric Nenninger? Salary, Earnings

As of early 2022, his net worth is believed to be more than $5 million.

Education Details

He was drawn to the spotlight from a young age. He attended Immacolata Elementary in Richmond Heights before moving on to Ladue Horton Watkins High School in Missouri.

His debut appearance was in the school drama “Ham” at Immacolata Elementary. In 1997, he relocated to Los Angeles to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and in 2000, he enrolled in the British American Drama Academy in Oxford. Following that, he attended the 2nd City Improv School in Chicago and Lesly Kahn & Co in Los Angeles, California.

Personal life of the family

Glennon E. Nenninger and Olive Pamelia Muschamp are his paternal grandparents. John Eugene Wrobel and Mary Frances Denny are his maternal grandparents. He was dubbed the ‘funny’ grandchild.

Eric Nenninger- Relationship, Married Life

In 2001, he began dating fellow actress Angel Parker, and they married on August 10, 2002, in an intimate wedding attended by just close friends and family; they are still married. When they were both students at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles, the pair met. Angel is most recognized for her role as Catherine Wilder in the television series “Runaways.” They have two children, Niomi and James Nenninger, and live in Los Angeles as a family of four.

Eric Nenninger- Professional Career

In the episode “Signs and Wonders” of “The X-Files,” he made his television debut as Jared Chirp, alongside Tracy Middendorf. Later the same year, he was cast as Cadet Eric Hansen in Fox’s comedy series “Malcolm in the Middle,” where he appeared in 28 episodes alongside Jane Kaczmarek, Frankie Muniz, and Bryan Cranston. His successful performances led to other television appearances, including “E.R.” as Jeremy Barnes with Eriq La Salle and Paul McCrane, “NCIS” as Navy Corpsman Taylor Henley with Chris Mulkey and Pauley Perrette, “Castle” with Penny Johnson Jerald and Stana Katic, and “Kickin’ It” with Penny Johnson Jerald and Stana Katic.

Series on television

In the 2000 film “Opposite Sex,” he played Kevin Dolby. He portrayed Officer Collins and Jesse Overton on “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” from 2000 to 2009. He played Captain Dave in “Generation Kill” and McGraw in “Captain America” in 2008, and Agent Davis in “24” and Peter Kroon in “Bones” the following year. In 2010, he made his first appearance as Damon Smythe in “Glory Daze,” which turned into a recurring part. He portrayed Aaron in “Raising Hope” and John Dessens in “Castle” in 2013.

He played Warner in “Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp” in 2015.

In 2016, he portrayed vigilante and serial killer James O’Neill in “Criminal Minds” season eleven episode “Drive.” Later the same year, he appeared in “Rosewood” as Zachary Wilford III. He played Scott in “One Day at a Time” from 2017 to 2019. He portrayed Frederick Hoffman in “Lucifer” and Mitch in “Living Biblically” in 2018. In 2019, he starred as Ryan Simmons in “Black-ish,” Larry in “Santa Clarita Diet,” and in “The Politician.”

Movies

He played Robert “Bob” Tull in “The Pool at Maddy Breaker’s” in 2003. That same year, he starred as Scott “Scotty” Braddock in “Jeepers Creepers II,” alongside Billy Aaron Brown, Ray Wise, and Mariah Delfino.

He played Grant Taylor in “Reconciliation” in 2009, Gordie in “Mission Control” in 2014, and Neil in “Pharmacy Road” and “Amy’s Brother” in 2017.

Other

In “Malcolm in the Middle,” he sang “The Candy Man,” which was originally performed by Sammy Davis Jr. He has appeared in brand ads, including a FedEx commercial in 2001, a Bud Light campaign in 2011, and AT&T advertisements in 2016. They voiced characters in the popular video game “L.A. Noire” alongside Katherine Boecher, and co-starred as Matthew Ryan in the game. He not only provided his voice but also his appearance, as the character’s appearance was modeled on Eric.

His literary debut occurred in 2019 when he authored the television movie “SUBmissions,” which was released later that year, and he also released the short film “Philanthropy” and the full-length film “Labeled” the same year. His Netflix series “Medical Police” premiered in 2020. He appears to be more drawn to television shows and movies than to big-screen Hollywood films.

Eric is represented by SBV Talent and Pakula King & Associates.

Hobbies, favorite items, and fascinating facts

• He is descended from English, Irish, French, German, Scottish, and Polish ancestors.
• Through regular training, he has been able to maintain a fit physique. He particularly enjoys working out in the fresh air.
• New Orleans, Louisiana, is his favorite city.

Body Measurements: Height, Weight, Hair color

His hair is light brown, and he has blue eyes. He is 6ft 1in (1.85m) tall and weighs 183lbs (83kgs).

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