Brewce Martin (born Bruce Martin) is an American actor, writer and director. He is best known for his roles in the films The Big Lebowski, The Hangover, and The Big Sick. Martin was born in Los Angeles, California, and raised in the suburbs of Orange County. He has three siblings, including twin brothers.
At the age of 13, Martin began performing in local theater. He attended the University of Southern California and graduated with a degree in theater. After college, he worked as a stand-up comedian, often performing at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles.
In the early 2000s, Martin began acting in television shows and films. His first credited role was in the film The Big Lebowski, where he played a small role as a waiter. He went on to appear in numerous television shows such as The West Wing, ER, and Friends.
Martin's first major film role was in The Hangover in 2009. He played the role of Alan Garner, the kooky and unpredictable friend of the group. The performance earned him critical acclaim and he was nominated for a MTV Movie Award for Best Comedic Performance.
In 2013, Martin starred in the critically acclaimed film The Big Sick. He played the role of Terry, a father figure to Kumail Nanjiani's character. This role earned him rave reviews from critics and he was nominated for a Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actor.
In recent years, Martin has directed several television shows, including the Emmy-nominated series Transparent and the Netflix series Master of None. He also produces and writes for various shows, including the popular comedy series Silicon Valley.
Martin continues to work in both television and film. He has appeared in several films, including The Disaster Artist and the upcoming The King of Staten Island. He also continues to write and direct for television and film.
Throughout his career, Martin has been praised for his comedic timing and his ability to bring real emotion to the characters he plays. He is a true talent in the entertainment industry and has become a beloved actor and director.
