Age, Biography, and Wiki
Jason Mantzoukas, born on December 18, 1972, is a talented figure in the entertainment industry. He is celebrated for his comedic skills and versatile roles in various TV shows and films. His biography is well-documented on Wikipedia, highlighting his achievements and contributions to comedy and acting.
| Occupation | Screenwriter |
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| Date of Birth | 18 December 1972 |
| Age | 52 Years |
| Birth Place | Nahant, Massachusetts, U.S. |
| Horoscope | Sagittarius |
| Country | U.S |
Height, Weight & Measurements
While specific details about his height, weight, and body measurements are not widely available, Jason Mantzoukas is known for his energetic and engaging on-screen presence.
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Dating & Relationship Status
As of 2025, Jason Mantzoukas is reported to be single. In the past, he dated actress Connie Britton, with whom he co-starred in the film "Conception" in 2011.
After moving to New York City in 1998, he began performing comedy regularly at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater (UCB) and was taught by Amy Poehler. He was a member of the improv team "Mother", one of the UCB's earliest house teams. During his time at UCB, Mantzoukas worked in the computer graphics department at J. P. Morgan for over three years to "make ends meet."
In 2008, NBC ordered a pilot for a comedy series written by Mantzoukas called Off Duty. The pilot was filmed in New York starring Bradley Whitford and Romany Malco but the series was not picked up. In interviews in 2014, Mantzoukas announced that he was working on a "loosely autobiographical" television show for Showtime about life after ending a long-term relationship.
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Net Worth and Salary
Jason Mantzoukas's net worth is estimated to be approximately $5 million as of 2025. His earnings come from his successful career in TV and film, including roles in "The League," "Parks and Recreation," "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," and "The Good Place," as well as his work as a comedian and podcaster. His annual income is estimated to be around $1.5 million.
Career, Business and Investments
Mantzoukas has had a diverse career:
- The League: He played the recurring role of Rafi, a quirky and memorable character.
- Parks and Recreation: He portrayed Dennis Feinstein, showcasing his comedic skills.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine: He played Adrian Pimento, a hilarious and complex character.
- The Good Place: He appeared as Derek Hofstetler, further demonstrating his versatility.
- John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum: He played the role of The Tick Tock Man, contributing to the film's massive success.
- Housebroken: He voiced a character in this animated series.
After beginning his career as an improv comedian, he has played several comedic roles in film and television. He appeared in the films The Long Dumb Road, Sleeping with Other People, They Came Together, Conception, and John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum. He has had recurring roles on three TV series created by Michael Schur: Parks and Recreation (as Dennis Feinstein), Brooklyn Nine-Nine (as Adrian Pimento), and The Good Place (as Derek Hofstetler). He voices the characters Jay Bilzerian in the Netflix animated series Big Mouth, Alex Dorpenberger in the HBO Max animated series Close Enough, Rex Splode in the Amazon Prime animated series Invincible, The Gray One in HouseBroken, and Jankom Pog in the Paramount+ animated series Star Trek: Prodigy.
Social Network
Jason Mantzoukas is active on social media platforms, where he engages with fans and shares updates about his projects. However, specific details about his follower count and engagement metrics are not readily available.
Education
While detailed information about Jason Mantzoukas's educational background is not widely available, his success in the entertainment industry speaks to his dedication and talent in his field.
Mantzoukas began taking drum lessons at age 10 and studied under Steve Barrett for over 8 years. In interviews, he has cited Stewart Copeland, Stephen Perkins from Jane's Addiction, and Jimmy Chamberlin from The Smashing Pumpkins as his biggest influences as a young musician. He participated in jazz and marching bands in high school, as well as playing in a cover band called Slygoul. He continued with jazz drumming in college and played for a bebop group.
Mantzoukas attended Swampscott High School, graduating in 1991. While attending, he was named captain of Swampscott's boys' soccer and track teams and was president of the marching band. He attended Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont, where he majored in religion. He attempted to defend a "terribly written" honors thesis on religious iconography (which he admits to starting a week prior to his defense date) but was not given credit to graduate with honors.
After graduating from college in 1995, Mantzoukas was granted a Watson Fellowship and traveled throughout North Africa and the Middle East studying religious and transcendental music for nearly two years. He has admitted to having a "horrible [grant proposal] but was charming in the room; so [he earned the grant]." At the time he left for Morocco for the Watson Fellowship, he had already had six auditions and callbacks for the Blue Man Group, but he ultimately decided to travel before the audition process was complete. He lived in Morocco for about 7½ months while studying and recording Gnawa music. While abroad, he traveled to Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Jordan, and Syria. During his time abroad, he was arrested once in Morocco, for having an expired tourist visa, and in Turkey to prevent him from traveling through an active war zone.
Mantzoukas first began writing comedy sketches during his junior and senior years of high school for variety shows. He began performing short-form improvisational comedy (improv) as a part of the Otter Nonsense Players at Middlebury College and became "obsessed" with improv as it used the same skill set as performing jazz. While performing with the Otters, Mantzoukas met and began learning and practicing long-form improv with fellow performers, Jessica St. Clair, Dan O'Brien, and Rodney Rothman.
