Who is Geoff Stults?
Geoff Stults is an American actor, who is best known around the world for his television roles such as Ben Kinkirk in the television series “7th Heaven” (2001-2006), and as Walter Sherman in the television series “The Finder” (2012). Most recently he was Mark McCullough in the TV mini-series “Little Fires Everywhere” (2020).
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Geoff Stults Wiki – Age, Childhood, Siblings and Education
Born Geoff Manton Stults on December 15, 1977 in Detroit, Michigan USA, he grew up in Green Mountain Falls, Colorado USA, with his brother George, also an actor. He went to Manitou High School, and after enrolling, he moved to Los Angeles, where he enrolled at Whittier College.
While studying there, he began appearing in college theater productions.
Early career
Geoff began his screen career in a minor role as a postman on the sitcom “Everybody Loves Raymond” (2000). The same year, he played Dale in the television series “Undressed”. Before getting a role in “7th Heaven”, he made several minor appearances in television series such as “Spin City” (2000) and “S Club 7 in LA”. Then, in 2001, he began portraying Ben Kinkirk, and until 2006 he starred in 23 episodes of the Primetime Emmy-nominated series.
He was becoming more and more popular on the show and began to get more notable roles, including as Steve Foster in the film “Nantucket” (2002), then as Todd King, the main character in the comedy-drama film “King’s Highway” (2002), then made minor appearances in the comedy films “Wedding Crashers” and “In the Mix”, both in 2005.
Access to notoriety
Geoff showed off his skills in “7th Heaven,” and after his stint ended, he continued with television roles, further enhancing his career. He was Peter Holland in the television series “Reunion” from 2005 to 2006, then in 2007 started playing Eddie Latekka in the television series “October Road”.
Until the late 2000s, he made several other notable appearances, such as Bob Lundry in the film “The Express” (2008), then in 2009 co-starred in the comedy film “I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell”.
His first role in 2010 was that of Cam in the romantic comedy film “She’s Out of My League”, then that of Tommy Conroy, the main character of the fantasy television series “Happy Town”, but the series was canceled after only eight years. episodes, which left fans of the show with no answers. After that he struggled a bit, but returned with the role of Raymond Caffrey in “J. Edgar,” the Golden Globe Award-nominated biopic about FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Armie Hammer and Naomi Watts.
In 2012, he made two popular appearances, first as Walter Sherman in 13 episodes of the TV series “The Finder”, then as Will in the comedy series “Ben and Kate” (2012-2013). Continuing with television roles, he was Sgt. Pete Hill starred in the TV comedy series “Enlisted”, then starred in the comedy film “The Opposite Sex”, but the film was a setback in his career, as it received mixed to poor reviews. Nonetheless, Geoff bounced back with another television role, this time as Murph in the comedy series “The Odd Couple,” appearing in 15 episodes from 2015 to 2017.
recent projects
Starting in 2017, Geoff starred in a few movies, trying to break into the big screen, but still couldn’t get a major role. He was Cletus in the movie “High Low Forty”, co-starring Jay Harrington and Kenny Wormald. The following year he starred in the action film ’12 Strong’, starring Chris Hemsworth, Michael Shannon and Michael Pena in the lead roles, while in 2020 he played Mark McCullough in the TV miniseries “Little Fires Everywhere”, and he is currently working on the comedy film “The Best Worst Christmas Ever”, in which he will star with Jessica Szohr and Austin Swift.
Net worth, height, weight and appearance of Geoff Stults
Geoff is a successful actor and his wealth has increased dramatically since he rose to fame. According to sources, Stults net worth was estimated to reach $6 million in mid-2020.
Geoff Stults is 6ft 2in (1.89m) tall and weighs around 210lbs~95kg. He has brown hair and brown eyes.
Geoff Stults Personal Life, Dating, Married?
Geoff leads a rather low-key life, rather than sharing information from his personal life with fans around the world. Nevertheless, we know for a fact that he was in a relationship with actress and WWE diva, Stacy Keibler from 2005 to 2010; the two were on MTV’s “Punk’d” together.
After their separation, Geoff did not talk about his love life, but in 2019 it was reported that he was in a relationship with Alana Marie, who is an interior designer for Kelly Wearstler Co.
Before, making acting his true calling, Geoff played football in Austria for the Klosterneuburg Mercenaries, now known as the Danube Dragons. He was a wide receiver, but then chose acting instead of football.
Geoff Stults’ brother, George Stults
Geoff has an older brother, George Sheehy Stults, born August 16, 1975, also in Detroit, Michigan USA. In high school, he was also interested in wrestling and acting, but started his career as a model.
However, when an agent saw him, George quickly entered the world of acting. Like his brother, he attended Whittier College, although he first enrolled at the University of Southern Colorado.
George wasn’t as successful as his brother, but had the most popular role on ‘7th Heaven’, playing Kevin Kinkirk in 114 episodes of the popular series; the two brothers played in the series. Other popular roles were as Michael in the 2016 film “Christmas with the Andersons” and Everett in the romantic drama TV movie “Staging Christmas” (2019).
George Stults net worth is estimated at $4 million, as of 2020. He is currently in a relationship with Lisa Uniejewski.
