Adrian Grenier

Adrian Grenier in 2007

Adrian Grenier (born July 10, 1976 in Santa Fe , New Mexico ) is an American actor and musician .

Life and accomplishments

Grenier is the son of Karesse Grenier and John Dunbar. He studied at Bard College and took music lessons from Nancy Hillman. He appears as the drummer for the band The Honey Brothers . As an actor, he made his debut in 1997 in a supporting role in the film drama Arresting Gena , the same year he played in the film Hurricane by Morgan J. Freeman . In the comedy The Adventures of Sebastian Cole (1998) he took the lead role.

In the comedy Drive Me Crazy (1999) Grenier played one of the leading roles alongside Melissa Joan Hart . He also appeared alongside Melissa Joan Hart in the music video to the song (You Drive Me) Crazy of Britney Spears on. In the comedy Harvard Man (2001) he played one of the leading roles alongside Sarah Michelle Gellar . Other leading roles followed in the award-winning drama Bringing Rain (2003) and in the thriller A Perfect Fit (2005). He also composed the score for the film Bringing Rain .

From 2004 to 2011 he was seen in one of the leading roles in the television series Entourage . In 2015 he was seen in the movie of the same name .

Filmography (selection)

• 1997: Arresting Gena
• 1998: Hurricane
• 1998: Celebrity - Beautiful, Rich, Famous (Celebrity)
• 1998: The Adventures of Sebastian Cole
• 1999: Drive Me Crazy
• 2000: Wacked - In the violence of Cecil B. (Cecil B. DeMented)
• 2001: Harvard Man
• 2001: AI - Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• 2002: Love In the Time of Money
• 2002: The Tribunal (Hart's War)
• 2003: Anything Else
• 2003: Bringing Rain
• 2004–2011: Entourage (TV series)
• 2005: A Perfect Fit
• 2006: The Devil Wears Prada (The Devil Wears Prada)
• 2007: Off Hour
• 2008: Adventures of Power
• 2015: Entourage
• 2016: Marauders
• 2017: Arsenal
• 2017: Love at First Glance

Web links

Commons : Adrian Grenier  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Adrian Grenier at the Internet Movie Database (English)