Nicholas Totis

Actor in Los Angeles, California, United States

Nicholas Totis, a San Francisco native, got his start as an actor when he was ten years old. He took classes in acting, singing, and guitar, and his big break came with the Universal Studios feature film, The Five-Year Engagement, featured opposite Mindy Kaling as her young boyfriend. Short and indie films playing characters ranging from the clever to the sarcastic, to nerdy and lovable followed. His training includes with Uprights Citizens Brigade and Stuart Rogers Studio, with Michael Silver. ... More

Physical details

Height :

5' 8",

Weight :

150 lbs,

Eyes:

Brown

Waist:

Sleeves:

Neck:

Hips:

Shoe:

Shirt:

MED

Hair Color:

Brown

Hair Length:

Medium

Facial Hair:

None

Hair Style:

Conservative

Special skills

Singing:

Rock / Pop

Sports:

Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bicycling, Boogie Boarding, Bowling, Boxing, Cricket, Croquet, Cross Country Running, Darts, Fencing, Football, Frisbee, Golf, Handball, Running, Hiking, Kayaking, Kick Boxing, Lacrosse, Marathon Runner, Mountain Biking, Mountain Climbing, Racquetball, Rock Climbing, Rowing, Rugby, Skateboard, Snorkeling, Soccer, Softball, Speed Walking, Spinning, Surfing, Swimming, Tai Bo, Tai Chi, Tennis, Track and Field Events, Trampoline, Volleyball, Water Polo, Weight Lifting, Wrestling, Yoga, Ping Pong, Fishing

Voice:

Soprano

Musical Instruments:

Bass, Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitar, Mandolin, Ukelele

Language:

French

Accents:

American Southern, Australian, Cockney, French, Irish, Italian, Jamaican, New England / Boston, New York City, Russian, Scottish, Standard American

Additional:

Billiards, Cue Cards, Film Stunts, Firearms, Hosting, Hula Hoop, Improvisation, Jump Rope, Mime, Modeling, Newscasting, Painting, Pole Climbing, Stand-up Comedy, Teleprompter, Voice Characterizations

Film

The Five-year Engagement

Featured W./mindy Kaling

Universal Studios / Dir. Nicholas Stoller

Stronger Than Pretty

Supporting

Rabbit Bandini / Dir. Jaret Martino

Before

Supporting

Naïve Pictures / Dir. Nikolai Vanyo

Strangers

Starring