Greg Germann (Firefly Lane): Bio, Wiki, Age, Family, Career, Net Worth And More

Greg Germann (Firefly Lane): Bio, Wiki, Age, Family, Career, Net Worth And More

Supporting television actor who starred in Ally McBeal and Ned and Stacey.

He also had roles in such films as Talladega Nights, Down to Earth and Child’s Play 2. Born on February 26, 1958, Greg Germann hails from Houston , United States. As in 2022, Greg Germann’s age is 64 years.

Check below for more deets about Greg Germann. This page will put a light upon the Greg Germann bio, wiki, age, birthday, family details, affairs, controversies, caste, height, weight, rumors, lesser-known facts, and more.

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Greg Germann (Firefly Lane): Bio

Actor who appeared in Ned and Stacey and Ally McBeal as a supporting actor on television. Additionally, he appeared in the movies Child’s Play 2, Down to Earth, and Talladega Nights.

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Greg Germann is 60 years old as of 2018. Greg Germann is on the list of well-known TV actors.

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Greg Germann (Firefly Lane): Age, Height and Weight

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Greg Germann (Firefly Lane): Wife and Kids

Many of Greg’s admirers are curious to learn more about his married life. In case you didn’t know, the actor has been married twice.

Regarding his current spouse, he is wed to Martha Champlin. Despite the lack of information regarding the couple’s dating history, they were married on June 29, 2013, and have been together ever since.

The actor frequently posts pictures of his wife on social media, and it’s clear that they frequently take part in fundraising activities as a couple.

Since 2013, Greg Germann has been wed to Martha Champlin, a former girlfriend who is now his wife.

Greg is a stepfather to three children from Martha’s previous relationship even though the two do not have any children together. Greg, on the other hand, had a prior union with Christine Mourad.

In 1994, they had exchanged vows; nevertheless, they later divorced. Asa, a son they both have, was born in 1997.

Greg Germann (Firefly Lane): Career

While living in New York, he began acting in various Broadway productions, including a part opposite Matthew Broderick in the 1982 production of Fancy This, which Germann also co-wrote.

He gained plaudits for his performances in the musicals Chicago (1982) and The Wizard of Oz (1983). He kept playing in plays till he saw an actor wanted poster for a movie in 1985.

He relocated to Hollywood in order to pursue a career in film, and in 1986 he landed his first role in the teen comedy The Whoopee Boys.

Greg’s career benefited from his supporting part in that movie because it allowed him to lead in more significant and popular movies.

In the well-received 1990 sequel to one of the most well-known horror movies ever made, Child’s Play 2, he portrayed the role of Mattson.

The 1991 romantic comedy Once Around and Child’s Play 2 both contributed to the actor’s popular prominence. Germann first played John Hinckley, Jr. in Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins in 1990.

1990s success and Ally McBeal After Child’s Play 2 and Once Around came out, he became well-known for his performance as Petey in the critically acclaimed and financially successful 1994 film Clear and Present Danger.

He also secured a supporting role as Rico on the 1995–1997 comedy Ned & Stacey.

Germann was offered the role of Richard Fish on the legal comedy series Ally McBeal in 1997, following Ned & Stacey, and he played the part for five seasons, from 1997 to 2002.

He was nominated three times during this time for Screen Actors Guild Awards, winning one of them. Several Ally McBeal episodes, including “Fear of Flirting,” were directed by Germann (season 5, episode 4).

He played Sherman Yablonsky on ABC’s In Case of Emergency until the show was canceled after one season, and he also starred in the Eureka pilot.

He did not play the part again, and the official comic book gave an explanation for his character’s disappearance, saying that he had been sent to Alaska.

2000’s Work

Germann appeared in many movies after Ally McBeal finished, including Down to Earth, Sweet November, and Joe Somebody, all of which were released in 2001. He made two cameo appearances on The Bernie Mac Show.

He received leading roles in the family comedies Down and Derby and Family Plan in 2005.

He made a guest appearance in the TV show Desperate Housewives in 2006.

He played the lead role in the Nickelodeon musical drama Spectacular! in 2009. Mr. Virgil Romano, the character, was played by him.

2010’s work

He portrayed Jerry Erickson in the 2010 Christmas movie The Santa Incident.

Since the episode “Shiva” from season 10 of NCIS, in which Germann played NCIS Assistant Director Jerome Craig, the show has featured him.

Later, in the episode “Canary,” he briefly seized charge of the organization while Leon Vance, the director at the time, was away temporarily due to a family emergency.

As ADA Derek Strauss, Germann has made sporadic appearances on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Germann played the role of Hades, the God of the Underworld, for ten episodes of the ABC fantasy drama Once Upon a Time in 2016. He appeared in Foster Boy.

In Grey’s Anatomy, he played neurosurgeon Tom Koracick.

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Filmography

Films

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1985	Streetwalkin’	Creepy
1986	The Whoopee Boys	Tipper
1989	Miss Firecracker	Ronnie Wayne
1989	High Water	Waterman	Short film
1990	Child’s Play 2	Mattson
1991	Once Around	Jim Redstone
1991	Big and Mean	unknown role
1993	The Night We Never Met	Eddie
1993	So I Married an Axe Murderer	Concierge
1994	Clear and Present Danger	Petey
1994	Imaginary Crimes	Attorney Drew
1994	I.Q.	Billy Riley, Times Reporter	uncredited
1997	Culture	Tim Stevens	Short film
1998	Pete’s Garden	Pete	Short film also Director
1999	Jesus’ Son	Dr. Shanis
2000	The Last Producer	Rueben Tallridge
2001	Sweet November	Vince Holland
2001	Down to Earth	Sklar
2001	Joe Somebody	Jeremy
2004	Hair Show	unknown role
2005	The Salon	unknown role
2005	Bigger Than the Sky	Roger
2005	Down and Derby	Phil Davis
2005	The Sandlot 2	Mr. Goodfairer	Direct-to-Video
2005	Self Medicated	Keith
2005	Crazylove	Dr. Emlee
2005	Special Ed	David
2005	Heart of the Beholder	Bob Harris
2006	Friends with Money	Matt
2006	Kill Your Darlings	Stevens
2006	Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby	Larry Dennit, Jr.
2007	My Lunch with Larry	Larry	Short film
2008	Quarantine	Lawrence
2008	Bolt	The Agent (voice role)
2010	Group Sex	Reeves	Direct-to-DVD
2010	The Con Artist	Julien
2011	Fly Away	Tom
2011	Answers to Nothing	Mr. Beckworth
2012	Mormons for President	unknown role	Short film
2012	Here Comes the Boom	Principal Betcher
2014	Someone Marry Barry	Bill
2014	The Little Rascals Save the Day	Ray “Big Ray” Kaye	Direct-to-Video
2014	Atlas Shrugged: Who Is John Galt?	James Taggart
2015	Quitters	Roger
2015	Get Hard	Peter Penny
2016	Get a Job	Fernando the Accountant
2016	Time Toys	Weller
2017	Reinbou	Mr. Horton
2017	Billy Boy	Mr. Langdon
2018	Foster Boy	Simon Davis
TBA	57 Seconds	TBA

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1985	ABC Afterschool Specials	Billy	Episode: “High School Narc”
1988	Tattinger’s	unknown role	Episode: “Rest in Peas”
1989	Miami Vice	Johnny Raymond	Episode: “Freefall”
1989–1990	Tour of Duty	Lieutenant Beller	recurring role (4 episodes)
1990	H.E.L.P.	Lacy	Episode: “Fire Down Below”
1990	Equal Justice	Merkle	Episode: “Pilot”
1990	Against the Law	Fenstrom	Episode: “The Price of Life”
1991	Rewrite for Murder	unknown role	Television Movie
1992	Yesterday Today	Dennis	Television Movie
1993	L.A. Law	Larry Greenhut	Episode: “Come Rain or Come Schein”
1993	Taking the Heat	Assistant District Attorney Kennedy	Television Movie
1993	Bakersfield P.D	Hood	Episode: “The Ex-Partner”
1994	Assault at West Point: The Court-Martial of Johnson Whittaker	Vernon Bailey	Television Movie
1994–1995	Sweet Justice	Andy Del Sarto	series regular (23 episodes)
1994–1996	Ellen	Rick	recurring role (3 episodes) – “The Anchor” (1994) – “The Class Reunion” (1994) – “The Mugging” (1996)
1995–1996	Ned and Stacey	Eric “Rico” Moyer	series regular (46 episodes)
1998	Remember WENN	Arden Sage	Episode: “Work Shift”
1997–2002	Ally McBeal	Richard Fish	series regular (112 episodes) Director of Episode: “Fear of Flirting” Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (1999) Nominated – Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (2000, 2001)
1999	Jeopardy!	Himself (Celebrity Contestant)	Episode: “Television Personalities Night”
2002	The Twilight Zone	Ben Baker	Episode: “Sensuous Cindy”
2003	The Bernie Mac Show	Marcus	Episode: “Love Thy Nephew”
2003	The Snobs	Carl Mallard	unknown episode
2004	Listen Up	Paul	2 episodes
2005	Family Plan	Walcott	Television Movie
2006	Desperate Housewives	Jim Halverson	Episode: “We’re Gonna Be All Right”
2006	Eureka	Professor Warren King	Episode: “Pilot”
2007	In Case of Emergency	Sherman Yablonsky	series regular (13 episodes)
2007	All I Want for Christmas	Roger Nelson	Television Movie
2009	Spectacular!	Mr. Romano	Television Movie
2009	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	George	Episode: “The Descent of Man”
2009	The Cleaner	Ron Sayres	Episode: “Standing Eight”
2009	CSI: NY	Victor Benton	Episode: “Blacklist”
2009	Ghost Whisperer	Kirk Jansen	Episode: “Dead Listing”
2010	Medium	Dr. Alan Hahn	Episode: “Sal”
2010	The Santa Incident	Erickson	Television Movie
2010	Strange Brew	unknown role	Television Movie
2010–2013	Raising Hope	Dale	recurring role (3 episodes) – “Meet the Grandparents” (2010) – “Killer Hope” (2011) – “Modern Wedding” (2013)
2011	Hawaii Five-0	Robert Rovin	Episode: “He Kane Hewa’ Ole”
2011	Phineas and Ferb	Additional voices (voice role)	Episode: “Make Play/Candace Gets Busted”
2011	Glenn Martin DDS	Various (voice role)	Episode: “Windfall”
2011–2013	Aim High	Vice President Ockenhocker	recurring role (4 episodes)
2012	House of Lies	Greg Norbert	recurring role (6 episodes)
2012	Common Law	Phil Kronish	Episode: “The Ex-Factor”
2012	Drop Dead Diva	Judge Zahn	Episode: “Jane’s Getting Married”
2012	I’m Not Dead Yet	Len	Television Movie
2012	Wedding Band	Larry Pants	Episode: “Get Down on It”
2012	The Unprofessional	Griffin	Television Movie
2013	NCIS	NCIS Deputy Director Jerome Craig	recurring role (3 episodes)
2013	The Gates	unknown role	Television Movie
2013–2017	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit	Assistant District Attorney Derek Strauss	recurring role (4 episodes)
2014	Blue Bloods	Dr. Michael Raskins	Episode: “Open Secrets”
2014	How to Get Away with Murder	Jared Keegan	Episode: “He Deserved to Die”
2014	HR	Markus Teal	Television Movie
2015	About a Boy	Johnny Idalis	2 episodes
2015	Chasing Life	William Conti	recurring role (3 episodes)
2015–2016	Limitless	ADIC Grady Johnson	2 episodes
2016	Once Upon a Time	Hades	recurring role (season 5 for 10 episodes) Nominated – Teen Choice Award for Choice TV: Villain
2017	Brooklyn Nine-Nine	Gary Lurmax	Episode: “Serve & Protect”
2017	Redliners	David Angola	Television Movie
2017	Friends from College	John	recurring role (5 episodes)
2017	Kevin Hart’s Guide to Black History	Dr. Blalock	Television Movie
2017–2022	Grey’s Anatomy	Dr. Tom Koracick	Recurring (Season 14–15) Main (Season 16–17) Guest (Season 18-19) 61 episodes
2018	One Dollar	Wilson Furlbee	recurring role (6 episodes)
2020	Station 19	Dr. Tom Koracick	Episode: “Eulogy”
2020	Curb Your Enthusiasm	Dr. Andrew “Rusty” Holzer	Episode: “The Surprise Party”
2022	Firefly Lane	Benedict Binswanger

Theatre

Year	Title	Role	Venue	Notes
1985–1986	Biloxi Blues	Arnold Epstein / Eugene Morris Jerome (replacements)	Neil Simon Theatre
1990	Assassins	John Hinckley	Playwrights Horizons
2008–2009	Boeing-Boeing	Bernard (replacement)	Longacre Theatre	117 performances
2016	Meteor Shower	Norm	Old Globe Theatre

Greg Germann (Firefly Lane): Net Worth

Gregory Andrew Germann’s estimated net worth is as follows, according to a number of trustworthy online sites like Wikipedia, Google, Forbes, IMDb, and others. You can view his prior year’s net worth, salary, and much more in the table below.

Below is current information about Greg, including his estimated net worth, monthly and yearly salary, principal source of income, cars, and way of life.

Greg, who earned $3 million and has a net worth of $5 million Greg made the most of his money selling Yeezy sneakers. Even if he had overstated the size of his company throughout the years, the money he made from his job was substantial enough to place him among the highest-paid celebrities of all time. His primary source of income comes primarily from his popularity as an actor.

Greg Germann Biography
First Name	Greg
Name	Greg Germann
Complete Family Name	Gregory Andrew Germann
Date of Birth	February 26, 1958
Birth Day	February 26
Birth Years	1958
Birth Place	Texas
Birth City
Birth Country	United States of America
Nationality/Country	United States of America
Race	Being Updated
Ethnicity	Being Updated
Sun sign, Horoscope, Zodiac Sign	Pisces
Famous As	Actor
Also Known for	Actor
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1986–present
Started Career In	1986
How Old he was when he started his career?	he was only 28 Years old when he started his career as Actor