Jeremy Torgerson

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Clip from Theater Performance "A Few Good Men" 2016

Jeremy Torgerson was born on 24 May 1982 in Mission Hills, California, USA. He is an actor, known for Second Noah (1996), Bad Words (2013) and Vice (2018).

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TV Series

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Stuart Fails to Save the Universe
7.1
TV Series
- key assistant location manager (uncredited)
- 2026
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
8.8
TV Series
- key assistant location manager
- 2026
The Dink
6.1
- key assistant location manager
- 2026
Mythic Quest
7.6
TV Series
- key assistant location manager
- 2021–2025
Family Switch
5.7
- key assistant location manager
- 2023
Self Reliance
6.0
- key assistant location manager
- 2023
Dead to Me
7.9
TV Series
- key assistant location manager
- 2020–2022
The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window
6.4
TV Mini Series
- key assistant location manager
- 2022
The Premise
6.7
TV Series
- assistant location manager
- 2021
C'mon C'mon
7.3
- key assistant location manager: additional photography
- 2021
Bliss
5.4
- assistant location manager
- 2021
American Dream
4.6
- location scout
- 2021
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
6.6
- key assistant location manager
- 2020
Twenties
6.9
TV Series
- key assistant location manager
- 2020–2021
Kajillionaire
6.4
- assistant location manager
- 2020

Official sites
- Company Website
- Personal Facebook
Alternative name
- Jeremy C. Torgerson
Height
- 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Born
- May 24, 1982
- Mission Hills, California, USA
Other works
(June to July 2016) Stage Play: A Few Good Men - playing Lt. Jack Ross, at No Ho Arts Center Theater

Trivia
Made the Guinness World Records in 1998, acting with brother Jon Torgerson and others in the feature film Bug Night, which made movie history, by being noted as having the longest film take. It was a movie that was filmed all in one continuous shot, all in one take, without any cuts, stops, or edits for 90 minutes straight. Produced by Tyrone Tann.