Will Green is quickly emerging as one of Hollywood's go-to actors for both comedy and drama.Comedically, Will is currently appearing in a recurring role on ABC's hit series The Middle, now in its 8th season. He also guest starred on the NBC series The New Normal opposite Justin Bartha and Andrew Rannells.On the drama side, Will has appeared in a number of the nation's top-rated shows including, most recently, guest starring on TV's number one drama, NCIS, directed by Rocky Carroll. Will has also guest starred for CBS on Criminal Minds directed by Mathew Gray Gubler and on The Mentalist. His other guest star drama credits include the acclaimed Showtime series Shameless. In previous years, he had a recurring role on the BBC mini-series Birth of Hollywood; he co-starred on the Starz series Torchwood; and starred in four short films at the American Film Institute. He was also cast this past year in the short film The Rusted produced by Ron Howard and directed by Kat Candler, working alongside Josh Hutcherson and Jena Malone.Will has had the good fortune to work with many acclaimed directors as he's been a booking machine, evidenced by the dozens of national commercials he can be seen in. Some of his notable experiences include a SuperBowl commercial for Carl's Jr directed by Jake Scott, an E*Trade commercial co-starring Academy Award winner Kevin Spacey, as well as Farmer's Insurance directed by Fred Savage, Chevy directed by Phil Morrison, and two commercials directed by Craig Gillespie for Call of Duty, and Draftkings. His other national spots include Jeep, AT&T, Samsung, Clash of Clans, Southwest Airlines, Apple, American Express, Taco Bell and Sears.He has a strong interest and background in theatre, having starred at the Hudson Theatre, Hollywood in Sarah's War; in Much Ado About Nothing at New York Stage and Film; and in Romeo and Juliet at the Shakespeare Center in Los Angeles.Will holds an MFA in Acting from CalArts and a BA in English & Theatre from Binghamton University. He currently resides in Los Angeles. Show less «