Finn Wittrock has signed with CAA, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned. He previously was with ICM Partners.
The actor broke through on FX’s American Horror Story: Freak Show, earning an Emmy nomination for playing Dandy Mott, an attractive, wealthy young man whose twisted desires lead him to become the season’s Big Bad. He also co-starred on the anthology’s next installment, Hotel, and then made a cameo appearance on Roanoke last fall. His first collaboration with series creator Ryan Murphy was HBO’s 2014 adaptation of The Normal Heart.
On the big screen, Wittrock shared a SAG ensemble nomination for The Big Short. His other credits include Unbroken, La La Land, My All-American, Noah, Showtime’s Masters of Sex and the long-running soap All My Children.
Wittrock currently can be seen opposite Sally Field and Joe Mantello in Broadway’s revival of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie, which officially opens Thursday. In July, Amazon will release his latest film, Gillian Robespierre’s Landline, which premiered in January at Sundance.
Wittrock continues to be repped by Weissenbach Management and publicity firm Relevant.
