Mini biography
              An actor with a talent for mining the neuroses of his characters
              for both comedic and dramatic effect and a filmmaker adept at
              exploring the philosophical questions at the heart of the human
              experience, Adam Goldberg has solidified his position as a
              versatile and unique talent.

           

              Goldberg co-wrote and directed the upcoming feature I Love Your
              Work (2003), which was produced through his production company and
              will be released in Los Angeles on November 4th by Think Film. The
              film, starring Giovanni Ribisi, Franka Potente, Christina Ricci
              and Joshua Jackson, with a cameo by 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.

          

              Goldberg made his feature film debut in 1991 as Billy Crystal's
              younger brother-in-law in Mr. Saturday Night (1992). Additional
              film credits include Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan (1998)
              with Tom Hanks, Ron Howard's Edtv (1999), Richard Linklater's ode
              to 70's high school life, Dazed and Confused (1993) as well as
              Waking Life (2001), John Singleton's Higher Learning (1995),
              Gregory Widen's The Prophecy (1995) opposite Christopher Walken,
              and lent his voice to George Miller's Babe: Pig in the City
             (1998).

              As a filmmaker, Goldberg wrote, directed and starred in the
              "neo-noir", Scotch and Milk (1998), 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 Seen". In
              addition, Goldberg directed, co-edited, and produced the comic
              documentary short, "Running with the Bulls" for the Independent
              Film Channel.

              A familiar presence on television, Goldberg's recent credits
              include Marcus Nispel's made-for-television Film "Frankenstein"
              opposite Parker Posey, guest-starring appearances on "Law & Order:
              Criminal Intent," "The Practice," "Will & Grace," and a popular
              recurring role on "Friends." Additional credits include "The Outer
              Limits," "ER" and "NYPD Blue."

              Goldberg was born in Los Angeles, and after many years in New
              York, currently lives there.

 

                TELEVISION
                Relativity Doug
                Friends Eddie Menuek (several episodes)
                The $treet Evan Mitchell (2000-1)
                Head Cases Russell Shultz (2005)

                FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
                I Love Your Work (5-Sep-2003)
                Scotch and Milk (17-Apr-1998)

                FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
                Stay Alive (24-Mar-2006)
                Frankenstein (10-Oct-2004)
                How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (27-Jan-2003)
                The Hebrew Hammer (23-Jan-2003)
                The Salton Sea (23-Apr-2002)
                A Beautiful Mind (13-Dec-2001)
                According to Spencer (2-Nov-2001)
                Fast Sofa (15-Jun-2001)
                All Over the Guy (30-May-2001)
                Waking Life (23-Jan-2001) [VOICE]
                Sunset Strip (18-Aug-2000)
                Ed TV (26-Mar-1999)
                Babe: Pig in the City (25-Nov-1998) [VOICE]
                Saving Private Ryan (24-Jul-1998)
                Some Girl (19-Apr-1998)
                Scotch and Milk (17-Apr-1998)
                Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (8-Mar-1996) [VOICE]
                The Prophecy (1-Sep-1995)
                Higher Learning (11-Jan-1995)
                Dazed and Confused (10-Sep-1993)
                Son in Law (2-Jul-1993)
                Mr. Saturday Night (12-Sep-1992)