David Krumholtz Height, Weight, Age, Education, Career, TV Shows, Movies, Family, Wife, Net Worth

David Krumholtz is an American actor and film producer.  He started his acting career when he was only 14 years old. He is famous for playing the character of Bernard in Santa Clause franchise from 1994 to present. He also played the character of Michael Eckman in 10 Things I Hate About You, Goldstein in the Harold And Kumar film Trilogy (2004 to 2011), Charlie Eppes in CBS drama series Numb3rs (2005 to 2010), Isidor Isaac Rabi in Oppenheimer (2023).

About David Krumholtz

David was born on May 15, 1978 in the New York City of US. He is an actor by profession. He is active in his acting profession from 1992 to present. He got married to Vanessa Britting. Couple got married in 2010 and they are blessed with two children.

He born in New York City and he grew up in the borough of Queens.

Family of David Krumholtz

His father’s name is Michael who was a postal worker by profession. His mother’s name is Judy Krumholtz and she was a dental assistant by profession. He spent his childhood in very working class and almost poor Jewish family. Actually his paternal grandparents had emigrated from Poland. His mother Judy Krumholtz moved from Hungary to the US in 1956 during the Hungarian Revolution. There is no information about his siblings if he has brother or sister or not.

Relationship status of David Krumholtz

David married to actress Vanessa Britting in May of 2010. In 2008 the couple got engaged. The couple is blessed with two children one son and one daughter. Their daughter was born in 2014 and their son was born in 2016. Sadly, David was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in July of 2011 but lucky in January of 2012, David was declared cancer free.

Height and weight of David Krumholtz

The popular American actor is 5 feet 6 inches tall and his weight is around 74 kg. David was born on May 15, his zodiac sign is Taurus. Taurus individuals are famous for being practical, reliable patient and hard working. Also these people are very determined and can be quite forceful in pursuing their goals.

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Nationality and religion of David Krumholtz

David was born in New York City. He is American by nationality. David grew up Jewish. He has black hair and his hair color is dark brown. His Zodiac sign is Taurus.

Education of David Krumholtz 

David is a well-educated person. He took admission in the New York University. He completed his graduation from there. He was also the student of J.H.S 157 Stephen A Halsey.

Net worth of David Krumholtz 

David is a popular American actor. He earns money from his acting profession. It is estimated that his net worth is around $8 million. He has worked in many Television series and movies. He had established himself as a versatile actor in both television industry and film industry. He has worked in famous TV series Numb3rs and in major movies just like “Harold And Kumar Go To White Castle”, “The Santa Clause”, “Santa Clause 2″ , ” Harold And Kumar escape from Guantanamo Bay”. He is very famous among children by playing the character of Bernard Hindi film Santa Clause and its sequel Santa Clause 2.

Acting career of David Krumholtz 

David was 14 years old when he came to know that his friends are going to an open audition, he followed his friends the Broadway Play Conversations with my father in 1992. Very soon he got the chance to play the character of young Charlie with Judd Hirsch, Tony Shalhoub and Jason Biggs. Jason Biggs was also making his Broadway debut.

After David’s run on Broadway, very soon he worked in two feature films titled Life with Mikey(1993) with Michael J. Fox and Addams Family Values (199 1993) with Christina Ricci. David was nominated for Young Artist Award for playing the character of Mikey. He gained the critical acclaim for these two films.

He is popular and best known by children as sarcastic head elf Bernard in the movie Santa Clause (1994) and its first sequel the Santa Claus 2 released in 2002. However he did not work in the Santa Clause 3, he was unable to do this film because of his busy schedule. As he has no dates for the film. He surprised his fans by working in Disney plus series the Santa clauses (2022), almost two decades later.

He entered in the television industry in 1994. His very first television series was Monty. The show has only a few episodes. After that he featured in many short lived series for many years. Later he got the chance to work with Jason Bateman (Chicago sons, 1997), Tom Selleck (closer, 1998). He worked in trouble with normal in with Jon Cryer, he featured in the Lyon’s Den in 2003 with Rob Lowe. He became a household name with the television series Numb3rs.

In 2022, David played the character of Physicist Isidor Isaac Rabi in the biographical drama of Christopher Nolan titled Oppenheimer.

Movies of David Krumholtz 

In 1993 David was featured in Life With Mikey and Addams Family Values.

In 1994 he featured in the famous film The Santa Clause. 

In 1997 he was featured in the Ice Storm. He worked in Slums of Beverly Hills which was released in 1998. In 1999, he was featured in 10 Things I Hate About You and Liberty Heights. His other films are How to Kill Your Neighbor’s Dog, The Mexican, Sidewalks of New York, Two Can Play That Game and many more.

Television series of David Krumholtz 

In 1993 he started working in television series. Low and Order was his first television series. After that he worked in Monty, Pig Sty, Chicago Sons, Justice League of America, Union Square, The Closer, ER, The Trouble With Normal, Freaks and Geeks, Undeclared, Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie, Lucky, Numb3rs and many other television series.

Theatre 

David has also worked for theatre. From 1992 to 1993 he worked in Conversations With My Father. In this play he played the character of young Charlie. In 2011 we worked in Copenhagen, he played the character of Werner. After that he worked in two other place titled the Columnist and Leopoldstadt.

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