Eric Jungmann
Eric Jungmann grew up studying acting and filmmaking in Texas, beginning his career with roles in local films like “Varsity Blues" and Robert Rodriguez’s, “The Faculty”. His ambitions soon led him to Los Angeles, where he’s continued evolving as an artist, working steadily in TV and Film, creating memorable characters in what’ve now become cult favorites like, “Not Another Teen Movie” and “Winning London”. He’s collaborated as an actor on a large number of shows for networks like HBO, FOX, ABC, CBS, NBC and WB - as well as multiple feature films premiering at festivals including Sundance, Tribeca, SXSW and Sitges. With twenty years of experience in the business, Eric has now begun developing his filmmaking career as a writer and director. He has just finished production on his latest short film, a sci-fi horror adventure called, “REMOTE”, produced by 20th FOX Digital and airing on Hulu as part of "Bite Size Halloween", Season 3.
Jungmann was born in Orlando, Florida, the son of restaurateurs Janet and Jim Jungmann. He attended both the North East School of the Arts and the International School of the Americas, both in San Antonio, Texas.
Acting
TV
Criminal Minds
as Bob Adams
2005
TV
Bones
as Eddie
2005
TV
NCIS
as Andy Pringle
2003
Movie
Not Another Teen Movie
as Ricky Lipman
2001
Movie
The Faculty
as Freshman #1
1998
TV
Castle
as Bram Stoker
2009
TV
True Blood
as Chip
2008
TV
CSI: Miami
as Zach Finley
2002
TV
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
as Reese Bingham
2000
TV
NCIS: Los Angeles
as Adam Malnick
2009
TV
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
as Teenage Salem
1996
TV
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
as Boy
1996
TV
Veronica Mars
as Gil Thomas Pardy
2004
TV
Walker, Texas Ranger
as Johnny
1993
TV
3rd Rock from the Sun
as Jerry
1996
TV
Roswell
as Lester
1999
Movie
Varsity Blues
as Elliot
1999
TV
Cold Case
as Timmy 'Bones' Hamlin (1958)
2003
Movie
Parallels
as Harold
2015
Movie
Code 3
as Nurse Chad
2025
Movie
TiMER
as Manager Larry
2009
Movie
Winning London
as Dylan
2001
Movie
The Chumscrubber
as Student #2
2005
TV
8 Simple Rules
as Max
2002