Biography

David Krumholtz began his acting career at a age of Xiii once he followed his friends to an open audition for the Broadway play Conversations with my Father (1992). He won a role of Young Charlie opposite Tony-winner Judd Hirsch, and actors Tony Shalhoub and Jason Biggs (also making his Broadway debut). [http://www.ibdb.com/]

Shortly when his redo around Broadway, David co-starred in 2 feature: Life With Mikey (1993) opposite Michael J. Fox and Addams Family Values (1993) opposite Christina Ricci. For his role inside Mikey, David was nominated for the 1993 Young Artist Award. [http://www.imdbpro.com/] Although his act inside these ii films garnered him critical attention, David is probably better known by youngsters & a young-at-heart when a sarcastic head elf Bernard from either The Santa Clause (1994) and its 2002 sequel The Santa Clause 2.

Within 1994, David co-starred in his foremost television series, Monty, with Henry Winkler. A indicate simply lasted two or three episodes. David would star around many short-transitory series across a years. He did the total television pilots, a bit of of which manufactured it to the air, & none of which lasted further than Baker's dozen episodes. Along a way, he experienced a chance to operate sustaining Jason Bateman (Chicago Sons, 1997), Tom Selleck (The Closer, 1998), Jon Cryer (The Trouble with Normal, 2000), and Rob Lowe (''The Lyon's Den'', 2003). It wasn't until CBS renewed "NUMB3RS" for a 2005-2006 second season that David had the chance to film the fourteenth episode of a television series (production began July 25, 2005). Along by having his starring roles in televisiin, David mass produced memorable guest appearances on ER, Law and Order, Undeclared, Lucky, and Freaks and Geeks.

David amassed the hardy filmography additionally to his television work. He broke away from them's picture show genre sustaining The Ice Storm (1997), directed by Ang Lee, and Slums of Beverly Hills (1998), starring Alan Arkin and Natasha Lyonne. Within 1999, David starred as Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Shakespeare-costumed friend, Michael Eckman, in the popular teen film 10 Things I Hate About You. That equivalent month, he portrayed the wholly different teenaged character - that of Yussel, the young conflicted Jewish human within Liberty Heights.

It was a role of Yussel that brought David to the attention of actor & movie maker Edward Burns, who so cast him in the 2001 independent movie Sidewalks of New York. [http://www.jewishjournal.com/home/print.php?id=7745] Swimming the romantic & slightly obsessional Benny, David get on a path to big, further complex film roles. His number 1 role as a leading human come inside 2002, when he played paired Milla Jovovich in the romantic comedy You Stupid Man. Although David carried a film, virtually all never had a risk to look at the flick, which was freed sole inside Europe and parts of Asia. It wasn't until Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie premiered on FX Networks that Americthe had to understand David inside a leading role.

Heavy Shot was a avowedly story according to the Arizona State University basketball fixing scandal of the Early 1990s. David played Benny Silman, a university student & campus bookmaker who was jailed for his part inside shaving points off key ASU basketball games. Benny was unlike any character David played prior, & he carried a entire film in his shoulders sustaining good deal profits. He garnered critical praise and proved that he was not good the sidekick. [http://www.currentfilm.com/dvdreviews4/bigshotdvd.html]

Within 2004, David again played lead, this period reuniting sustaining Edward Burns for the independent film The Last Hold-Outs. A resulting season he played Max inside Max and Grace, where he again starred paired actress Natasha Lyonne. David as well returned to little key roles in the successful films Ray and Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle - two super different flick freed within 2004. Around September of 2005, he will be seen around Joss Whedon's science fiction blockbuster Serenity as Mr. Universe.

Correct currently, David is enjoying his period working in NUMB3RS. He plays Charlie Eppes, the mathematical genius world health organization assists his brother Don (Rob Morrow), an FBI agent, solve crimes using math. NUMB3RS features an outstanding cast, including Judd Hirsch, a human world health organization gave David his run withinside acting back in 1992 on the Broadway stage. Television critic Matt Roush (TV Guide) called David's act in NUMB3RS "probably his best TV work to date." [http://www.tvguide.com/tv/roush/askmatt/050711.asp]

David presently lives within Los Angeles, California where he films NUMB3RS.

Filmography
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC" ! Season !! Title !! Role !! More comments |- | 2005 || The Santa Clause 3 || Bernard || filming |- | 2005 || Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny || Frat Son #2 || |- | 2005 || Serenity || Mr. Universe || |- | 2005 || Max and Grace || Max || |- | 2005 || Guess Who || Jerry MacNamara || Uncredited |- | 2005 || "NUMB3RS" || Charlie Eppes || TV series (still runing) |- | 2004 || Ray || Milt Shaw || |- | 2004 || Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle || Goldstein || |- | 2004 || The Last Hold-Outs || Abe || Formerly Wanting to find Kitty |- | 2003 || "The Lyon's Den" || Jeff Fineman || TV series |- | 2003 || Kill the Poor || Joe Peltz || Unreleased |- | 2003 || Scorched || Max || |- | 2002 || Cheats || Evan Rosengarden || |- | 2002 || The Santa Clause 2 || Bernard || |- | 2002 || You Stupid Man || Owen || Released inside Europe |- | 2002 || Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie || Benny Silman || TV movie (FX Networks) |- | 2001 || According to Spencer || Ezra || |- | 2001 || Two Can Play That Game || Jason || |- | 2001 || Sidewalks of New York || Benjamin "Ben"/"Benny" Bazler || |- | 2001 || The Mexican || Beck || |- | 2000 || "The Trouble With Normal" || Bob Wexler || TV series |- | 2000 || ''How to Kill Your Neighbor's Dog || Brian Sellars || |- | 1999 || Liberty Heights || Yussel || |- | 1999 || 10 Things I Hate About You || Michael Eckman || |- | 1998 || "The Closer" || Bruno Verma || TV series |- | 1998 || Slums of Beverly Hills || Ben Abromowitz || |- | 1997 || "Chicago Sons" || Billy Kulchak || TV series |- | 1997 || The Ice Storm || Francis Davenport || |- | 1994 || "Monty" || David Richardson || TV series |- | 1994 || The Santa Clause || Bernard || |- | 1993 || Addams Family Values || Joel Glicker || |- | 1993 || Life with Mikey || Barry Corman || |- | 1992 || Conversations With My Father'' || Young Charlie || Broadway Play - Original Cast |}