Erik Griffin Biography
Erik Griffin is an American stand-up comedian, author, podcaster, and actor. He played Montez Walker in Comedy Central’s Workaholics. He has acted in Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates, I’m Dying Up Here, Murder Mystery, and Blunt Talk.
How old is Erik Griffin? – Age
He is 51 years old as of 12 March 2023. He was born in 1972 in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Erik Griffin Family
He was born and raised by his mother, an immigrant from Belize. He has never met his father.
Erik Griffin Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $5 million.
Erik Griffin Workaholics
He appeared as Montez Walker in the American television sitcom Workaholics. Blake and Adam were roommates at college, and Anders was their RA. They continued their undergraduate behavior into adulthood, such as drinking, partying, and committing pranks. A self-proclaimed “friendship family,” the trio’s schemes are generally limited to their house in Rancho Cucamonga, California, where they frequently interact with their drug dealer, and a cubicle they share in the office of the telemarketing company TelAmeriCorp, where they clash with their boss and coworkers.
Erik Griffin I’m Dying Up Here
He appered as Ralph Carnegie: a Vietnam vet, comic, and writer for Sonny & Cher in the American comedy-drama television series I’m Dying Up Here. I’m Dying Up This film delves into the Los Angeles stand-up scene in 1973, when a group of young comedians try to make it big at Goldie’s comedy club and possibly land a spot on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show. Goldie, the club’s proprietor, mentors the budding comics with a blend of roughness and encouragement, increasing their chances of success. The show focuses on the performers’ daily challenges and accomplishments, as well as Goldie and the industry’s fierce competition.
Erik Griffin Murder Mystery
He appeared as Jimmy Stern, a colleague of Nick’s in the 2019 American comedy mystery film Murder Mystery. Scratch Spitz, a NYPD official, and Audrey, a beautician, plan to visit Europe after their wedding. They meet tycoon Charles Cavendish, who welcomes them to his family yacht for a party. They meet Cavendish’s ex-life partner Suzi Nakamura, his child Tobey, entertainer Elegance Ballard, Colonel Ulenga, his protector Sergei, Maharajah Vikram, and race vehicle driver Juan Carlos. Quince, Cavendish’s uncle, reports Suzi will be his only successor. Scratch lies about turning into an investigator and orders the room locked.
At the Monaco Terrific Prix, they are addressed by Overseer Delacroix, who accepts “the Americans” serious the homicides. They go to Lake Como, where they understand Cavendish and Suzi are still enamored and conceivably intending to part the legacy. They are compelled to escape and face Cavendish, who is dead by poison.
Scratch and Audrey reason that Effortlessness is the killer, who had persuaded Tobey to kill his dad and has been taking out different beneficiaries. They reason that Carlos is the subsequent killer, avenging his dad’s misfortune because of Quince. Delacroix thanks the couple and offers to assist with getting Scratch elevated to analyst back home.
Erik Griffin Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates
He appeared as Driver in the 2016 American romantic comedy film Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates. In this story, siblings Mike and Dave Stangle, alcohol sales reps, are welcome to their sister Jeanie’s wedding in Hawaii. They publicize their administrations on Craigslist and go on The Wendy Williams Show to draw in dates. In the interim, Tatiana and Alice, two bum party young ladies, are welcome to Hawaii. In Hawaii, they fascinate the Stangle family, while Dave succumbs to Alice. They persuade Jeanie and her life partner, Eric, to take an ATV visit through the mountains. Alice pay-offs a masseur to give Jeanie a back rub, while Mike strolls in on her having a climax.
At the practice supper, Jeanie drills down into her feelings of trepidation about getting hitched and Eric being drilling. Mike hauls Dave behind the stage and uncovers the occurrence, prompting a contention that ruines the practice supper. Jeanie and Alice get exposed, and Mike apologizes to Mike. Eric cancels the wedding, and the siblings cooperate to get it in the groove again. The wedding is delayed, and the siblings choose to get into business together. They play out a genuine two part harmony to observe Jeanie’s marriage, however the light show set off disperses the wedding party.