Adam Goldberg stars as Detective Eric Delahoy on ABC's "The Unusuals."
With roles ranging from comedic turns as the deranged Eddie from "Friends," a hapless townie on "My Name Is Earl" and a hilarious arc as overeager Medellin producer on "Entourage" to dramatic turns on such series as "ER" and "Medium," Adam Goldberg is no stranger to television.
Since 1992, after landing a career launching role in Richard Linklater's classic "Dazed and Confused," Goldberg has managed to bounce with ease between roles in blockbuster movies, Oscar winners and sleeper independent films. He was a doomed soldier in Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning "Saving Private Ryan," with Tom Hanks; a scientist classmate and friend of Russell Crowe's character in Ron Howard's Oscar-winning "A Beautiful Mind"; a slacker in Linklater's "Waking Life"; a zombie henchman of Christopher Walken's angel Gabriel in Gregory Widen's "The Prophecy"; the voice of a Jack Russell in George Miller's "Babe: Pig in the City"; a physicist in the Tony Scott thriller "Déjà Vu," opposite Denzel Washington and Jim Caviezel; the hero of Jonathan Kesselman's 'Jewsploitation' comedy, "The Hebrew Hammer"; a speed freak in D.J. Caruso's drug-noir "The Salton Sea," with Val Kilmer; Jack in the sleeper hit, "Two Days in Paris," opposite Julie Delpy; and he can also be seen in "Miss Nobody," opposite Leslie Bibb, "Untitled," opposite Marley Shelton, "Norman," with Dan Byrd and Richard Jenkins, and "From Within," with Thomas Dekker.
Goldberg is a filmmaker in his own right, having written, directed, co-edited, produced and starred in his first film, "Scotch and Milk," which made its debut in 1998 at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival and was featured on the Sundance Channel series "10 Best Films You May Never Have Seen." He co-wrote and directed his second feature, "I Love Your Work," which was produced through his production company and released by Think Film in 2005. The film, starring Giovanni Ribisi, Franka Potente, Christina Ricci and Joshua Jackson, with cameos by Vince Vaughn and Elvis Costello, is about the gradual meltdown of a fictional movie star. Goldberg also composed the film's original music with The Flaming Lips' drummer, Steven Drozd. In addition, he directed, co-edited and produced the comic documentary short, "Running with the Bulls," for the Independent Film Channel.
In March of 2009, Goldberg will release an album of original songs under the moniker "Landy." The record was recorded over six years in several states and, in addition to Goldberg, features such musicians as Steven Drozd and Aaron Espinoza, from the band Earlimart, with whom he mixed the record.
With roles ranging from comedic turns as the deranged Eddie from "Friends," a hapless townie on "My Name Is Earl" and a hilarious arc as overeager Medellin producer on "Entourage" to dramatic turns on such series as "ER" and "Medium," Adam Goldberg is no stranger to television.
Since 1992, after landing a career launching role in Richard Linklater's classic "Dazed and Confused," Goldberg has managed to bounce with ease between roles in blockbuster movies, Oscar winners and sleeper independent films. He was a doomed soldier in Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning "Saving Private Ryan," with Tom Hanks; a scientist classmate and friend of Russell Crowe's character in Ron Howard's Oscar-winning "A Beautiful Mind"; a slacker in Linklater's "Waking Life"; a zombie henchman of Christopher Walken's angel Gabriel in Gregory Widen's "The Prophecy"; the voice of a Jack Russell in George Miller's "Babe: Pig in the City"; a physicist in the Tony Scott thriller "Déjà Vu," opposite Denzel Washington and Jim Caviezel; the hero of Jonathan Kesselman's 'Jewsploitation' comedy, "The Hebrew Hammer"; a speed freak in D.J. Caruso's drug-noir "The Salton Sea," with Val Kilmer; Jack in the sleeper hit, "Two Days in Paris," opposite Julie Delpy; and he can also be seen in "Miss Nobody," opposite Leslie Bibb, "Untitled," opposite Marley Shelton, "Norman," with Dan Byrd and Richard Jenkins, and "From Within," with Thomas Dekker.
Goldberg is a filmmaker in his own right, having written, directed, co-edited, produced and starred in his first film, "Scotch and Milk," which made its debut in 1998 at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival and was featured on the Sundance Channel series "10 Best Films You May Never Have Seen." He co-wrote and directed his second feature, "I Love Your Work," which was produced through his production company and released by Think Film in 2005. The film, starring Giovanni Ribisi, Franka Potente, Christina Ricci and Joshua Jackson, with cameos by Vince Vaughn and Elvis Costello, is about the gradual meltdown of a fictional movie star. Goldberg also composed the film's original music with The Flaming Lips' drummer, Steven Drozd. In addition, he directed, co-edited and produced the comic documentary short, "Running with the Bulls," for the Independent Film Channel.
In March of 2009, Goldberg will release an album of original songs under the moniker "Landy." The record was recorded over six years in several states and, in addition to Goldberg, features such musicians as Steven Drozd and Aaron Espinoza, from the band Earlimart, with whom he mixed the record.
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