Timm Sharp
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Timm Sharp is an American actor known mainly for his TV roles, including a lead role in the 2001 comedy Undeclared, as well as recurring roles in Six Feet Under and 'Til Death. He is set to co-star with Laura Dern in the upcoming HBO comedy series enlightened in 2011.
Personal Details
Movies (27)
Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
as James
2025
M3GAN 2.0
as Agent Tim Sattler
2025
Together Together
as Jacob
2021
The Ride
as Brian
2020
Good Posture
as George
2019
The New Romantic
as Ian Brooks
2018
Handsome: A Netflix Mystery Movie
as Lloyd Vanderwheel
2017
Be Good For Rachel
as Customer
2016
Rainbow Time
as Todd
2016
The Energy Specialist
as Curran
2016
The Breakup Girl
as Tim
2015
Alex of Venice
as Josh
2015
The Dramatics: A Comedy
as Jim
2015
Beef
as Dj Madbeatz
2014
Beneath the Harvest Sky
as Lee "Badger" Cote
2013
Stuntmen
as Bill Taylor
2009
Imagine That
as Tod
2009
1%
as Scratch
2008
After Sex
as Neil
2007
Friends with Money
as Richard
2006
Fun with Dick and Jane
as Jack's Assistant
2005
Kicking & Screaming
as Butcher Shop Employee
2005
Americano
as Ryan
2005
Standing Still
Writer (Writing)
2005
King of the Ants
as George
2004
A Ninja Pays Half My Rent
as Barry
2003
Stark Raving Mad
as Rikki Simms
2002
TV Shows (23)
Percy Jackson and the Olympians
as Gabe Ugliano
2023
Based on a True Story
as Richard
2023
With Love
as Larry
2021
On the Verge
as William
2021
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers
as Coach Toby
2021
The Great North
as Greg (voice)
2021
Briarpatch
as Harold Snow
2020
The Conners
as Gale
2018
Room 104
as Brandon
2017
One Day at a Time
as Nurse Wally
2017
Blunt Talk
as Jim Stone
2015
Drunk History
as Billy the Kid
2013
Revolution
as Gould
2012
Go On
as Group Leader
2012
Enlightened
as Dougie Daniels
2011
Hot in Cleveland
as Zed
2010
'Til Death
as Doug Von Stuessen
2006
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
as Greg
2005
Undeclared
as Marshall Nesbitt
2001
Madigan Men
2000
Malcolm in the Middle
as Dean
2000
King of the Hill
as Man with Snake (voice)
1997
Spin City
as Second Protester
1996