Ed Helms – Actor, Comedian, and Writer

Ed Helms is a celebrated American actor, comedian, and writer. Most famous for his roles in The Hangover film trilogy and The Daily Show, he has also done voice work in animated films. Helms got his big break on The Daily Show in 2002. While working as a field reporter for four years on the show, he also developed his comedy skills in Upright Citizens Brigade. In addition to his acting career, he has also co-written and produced several movies.

He has starred in several animated feature films and has voiced several cartoon characters. His performances in these films have earned him several awards, including the Teen Choice Award and the Screen Actors Guild Award. He has also established his own production company, Pacific Electric Picture Company, which produces feature films and television shows. In addition to his acting career, Ed Helms has a musical career, and has performed in several music videos. He has been honored with an honorary degree from Knox College, Illinois.

Following the success of The Daily Show, Ed Helms continued his career on comedy television. He returned to the show occasionally for two years and appeared in an Obama Quest segment on July 21, 2008. He also appeared on The Colbert Report as a narrator in his “Prescott Group” educational films. In addition to the Daily Show, Helms starred in The Office, as Andy Bernard, an elated Cornell graduate obsessed with a cappella music. He became a regular on the show during the third season.