Last Updated on March 24, 2023

Geoffrey Arend Biography

Geoffrey Arend is an American film, television, voice and theater actor known best for his role as Ethan Gross on the ABC drama series Body of Proof. He currently plays Matt Mahoney in the CBS political drama series Madam Secretary.

Geoffrey Arend Age

He was born on February 28, 1978, in Manhattan, New York City, U.S. He is 41 years old as of 2019.

Geoffrey Arend Height

He stands at a height of 1.9 m.

Geoffrey Arend Family | Young

His father is of German and English ancestry and his mother is Pakistani. The exact details about his parents’ names and his siblings’ details if any is not available.

Geoffrey Arend Photo

He attended Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts and graduated in 1996.

Geoffrey Arend Wife

He married Christina Hendricks on October 11, 2009, and during an interview, he said that the two are not planning to have children.

Geoffrey Arend Movies And Tv Shows

Television

Video Games

Geoffrey Arend Net Worth

From his career, he has acquired an estimated net worth of around $1 million.

Geoffrey Arend Super Troopers

He stars as College Boy 3.

Geoffrey Arend Garden State

He stars as Karl Benson.

Geoffrey Arend Bubble Boy

He stars as Flipper Boy.

Geoffrey Arend Devil

He stars as Vince McCormick.

Geoffrey Arend Body Of Proof

He stars as Ethan Gross.

Geoffrey Arend Impressions

He does voices/impressions of other celebs like  Al Pacino, Chris Walken, Scooby Doo,

Geoffrey Arend Christopher Walken

Geoffrey Arend Interview

Interview with Geoffrey Arend

Adapted from: mediamikes.com

Mike Gencarelli: You started your career as the stoner in “Super Troopers”, how did you get the role?
Geoffrey Arend: It’s funny this guy, Pete Lengyel, who is the Executive Producer on the movie, saw me in a play like two years before. He remembered me for two years and tracked down the pizzeria that I was working at in New York. He called me up like three or four times. Finally, I called him back, I was like “Why is this creep calling me, who is this guy? He asked me to come and audition, which was pretty wild. I do not even think the casting director liked me, but the Broken Lizard guys did. Pete said, “I am funding the movie, hire this kid!”. I only had one day on set for the first scene. They ended up calling us back then for the scene at the end. That first day was so fantastic, I have never been on a movie set before, it was pretty wild.

Mike Gencarelli: You stole the show in “The Ringer”, tell us about working on that film?
Geoffrey Arend: It was great. The Special Olympics were part of that movie, so half the cast was handicapped in some way. I have never had an experience like that before. I might have one or two great lines in the movie. For the most part, I didn’t really have a part. Barry Blaustein, who directed it hired me. The movie was supposed to be made three years before it was made because I remember auditioning for it. When I auditioned in front of Barry, we were going through the script and at some point, I was in character and I threw the script down in frustration. Barry is a funny guy, he used to write jokes for Eddie Murphy on SNL. Barry started asking me questions and I stayed in character and I started answering all of the questions. I was improving the whole thing for like five minutes. He called up and said “There are a couple of holes in the movie I want you to fill.