J.P. Manoux

J.P. Manoux

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Birthday: 
8 June 1969, Fresno, California, USA
Birth Name: 
Jean-Paul Christophe Manoux
Height: 
168 cm
J.P. Manoux grew up on the beaches of Santa Barbara, California, the oldest of seven. He was involved in children's theater productions and took tap-dancing lessons before attending the Thacher School in Ojai, California. Curiously, that tiny boarding school would provide no less than three doctors for NBC's long running hospital drama ER... Show more »
J.P. Manoux grew up on the beaches of Santa Barbara, California, the oldest of seven. He was involved in children's theater productions and took tap-dancing lessons before attending the Thacher School in Ojai, California. Curiously, that tiny boarding school would provide no less than three doctors for NBC's long running hospital drama ER (1994) (Noah Wyle and Leland Orser, the other two). As college applications approached, Manoux's drama teacher recommended the undergraduate theater department at Northwestern University.Surrounded by Chicago's vibrant theater scene, J.P. became passionate about improv and sketch comedy. Upon graduating and moving to Hollywood, he sharpened his own comedy chops at L.A. Theatresports, ACME Comedy Theater, the Groundlings School, and I.O. West. Legit stage productions garnered critical accolades, culminating in 1999 with L.A. Ovation and Backstage West Garland Awards recognizing his work in the world premiere stage musical Reefer Madness.Over the next few years, J.P. appeared in dozens of sitcoms and commercials including campaigns for Got Milk? and Fruit of the Loom. He was a regular improviser and sketch player on ABC's 2001 prime-time variety experiment The Wayne Brady Show (2001), and became a celebrity in the world of children's television thanks to his dual role as Mr. Hackett and Curtis the Caveman on the Disney Channel series Phil of the Future (2004). During this period, he also voiced the lead role of Kuzco in Disney's animated series The Emperor's New School (2006). In 2006, J.P. joined the ensemble of "ER," recurring as surgical resident Dustin Crenshaw. It would prove to be a shrewd casting move, widely regarded as the single most significant factor in returning the venerable series to its original acclaim, prestige, and sex appeal.Opportunities to act and direct in Canada led Manoux to pursue immigration north of the border. The Toronto-based production of Disney's sci-fi/adventure series Aaron Stone (2009) saw him working both in front of and behind the camera. Still a U.S. citizen, but now also a permanent resident of Canada, Manoux routinely hops the border for film and television work, including his roles of the the Deanelganger on Community (2009) and Bryce on Spun Out (2014) which stars Dave Foley of The Kids in the Hall (1988) and NewsRadio (1995) fame.J.P. Manoux has appeared in 100 different television series, 90 commercials, and 40 films. He has provided voice and motion-capture performance for eight video games, competed on six game shows, read two original pieces for All Things Condsidered on National Public Radio, co-written one play, and anonymously authored one biography. His vanity license plate reads IMDB ME. Show less «

J.P. Manoux's FILMOGRAPHY

Modern Family - Season 9

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Veep - Season 6

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Family Guy - Season 16

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Bones - Season 12

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The Magicians - Season 2

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Will and Grace - Season 9

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The Librarians - Season 4

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NCIS Los Angeles - Season 9

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Shameless - Season 6

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Shameless - Season 7

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Modern Family - Season 8

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Veep - Season 5

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Family Guy - Season 15

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The Librarians - Season 3

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NCIS Los Angeles - Season 8

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The Thundermans - Season 4

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Shameless - Season 5

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Community - Season 6

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Modern Family - Season 7

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Veep - Season 4

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The League - Season 7

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Good Girls Revolt - Season 1

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Family Guy - Season 14

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J.P. Manoux'S roles

Scrappy Rex
Scrappy Rex
Robot Man
Robot Man
Local Cop
Local Cop
Tommy
Tommy
Kuzco
Kuzco
Waiter
Waiter
Tom
Tom
Gary
Gary
Finn
Finn
Congressman Clark
Congressman Clark
Chef Norman Neuman
Chef Norman Neuman
Faux-by
Faux-by
Dr. Dustin Crenshaw
Dr. Dustin Crenshaw
Farmer
Farmer
S.T.A.N.
S.T.A.N.
Leo
Leo
Mr. Hollister
Mr. Hollister
Todd
Todd
Donald
Donald
Edgar Cole
Edgar Cole
Lenny Malone
Lenny Malone
Jacob Posner
Jacob Posner
Frank
Frank
Bob Wright
Bob Wright
Steve
Steve
Mitchell V. Gold
Mitchell V. Gold
Not Moby
Not Moby
Nate
Nate