Asher Grodman is a professional American actor and producer. He is famous for playing the role of Trevor Lefkowitz in CBS’s television series Ghosts.
He also portrayed important roles in Elementary, Law & Order, House of Cards, and Chicago Med. He has been active in the industry since the year 2004.
Asher Grodman Biography
He was born on July 28, 1987, in New York City, USA.
His father is Marc Grodman, who is an assistant professor at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. Marc is also the founder of a biotech company.
He attended a coeducational private school Newark Academy. He studied film, cinema, video studies, and English at Columbia University in the city of New York.
He did Masters of Fine Arts in Acting from The A.C.T. Conservatory from 2011-2014.
Asher Grodman Education
| School | Coeducational Private School Newark Academy |
| College | Columbia University, New York A.C.T. Conservatory |
| Educational Qualification | Graduate |
| Debut | Television:- Law & Order (2009)  Film:- Knock Knock (2007)  |
| Awards | Not Available |
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Asher Grodman Career
He made his acting debut from crime-drama TV series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as Rick Olin.
His work in other tv series includes Elementary, House of Cards, Chicago Med, and Succession.
He got breakthrough role of Trevor, a Wall Street Stockbroker in the TV series Ghosts in the year 2021.
Apart from television, He also featured in many short films including I Miss You, The Lovemakers, Pacifica, Rekindled, and Maxed.
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Some Unknown Facts About Asher Grodman
- He is of Jewish background.
- He is originally from New York City, United States.
- He is a dog lover and has a Labrador retriever named Zazie.
- He teaches acting in the Hunter College Theatre Department.
- He was an actor, director, producer and writer of short film The Train in the year 2015. The movie was featured in over 25 festivals and was widely recognised and appreciated.
