Gary leads a team of elite art thieves in this Ocean's 11 style heist on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Gary, as smug mob lawyer Herbert Talbott, represents his client played by Nick Cordero in this scene with Donnie Wahlberg and Marisa Ramirez.

Gary as Dr. Abdi Pasdar questions Matt Bomer in this intense scene with Bill Pullman.

Gary evaluates Ethan Hawke in this scene from Paul Schrader's Oscar nominated film (best original screenplay).

Gary, as telecom CFO Evan Nashton, is solicited by Ryan Eggold.

Gary is the pit crew chief for Time Blake Nelson in Poker Face.

Gary as Dr. Ron Feldman assists a rattled Parveen Kaur.

Gary plays pharma exec Brice Lonner being questioned by Alexa Davalos.

Gary plays Butterfinger and Baby Ruth inventor Otto Schnering in this clip from the History Channel's "The Food That Built America."

Gary needs help from the ultimate grillmaster to save the day - Bruce Willis.

Enjoy this HGTV parody starring Gary as the husband who can't seem to get around to putting up a shelf.

Are tests biased against students who don't give a shit?

Enjoy this short sample of some of Gary's commercial performances including work for: Experian, Beneful, USA Today, XBOX, and Mike's Hard Ale.

After waking up from a Cheez-It Puff'd fantasy land, Gary's daughter surprises him with the most beautiful painting he's ever seen.

If you've seen the famous dollar shave club promo, you know the deal. This is a Super Bowl contest promo with the same vibe.

Gary is the obnoxious sports dad you love to hate in this commercial for Experian Credit.

Gary throw's down some knowledge to help you keep your home mosquito-free.

Everybody has their passions. Todd's is pens. Yes. Pens. In this case he's especially excited about the packaging.

Everybody has their passions. Todd's is pens. Yes. Pens. In this case he's especially excited about the antimicrobial grip.

Douchebag Gary gets his comeuppance in this short spot with USA Today sports writer Christine Brennan.

Executive producer Dean needs a new field producer and it looks like Nick drew the short straw in this scene from an indie comedy pilot.

Government cable guy stops by to sign people up for the cable "public option."

Is it ever too soon to drop the L-Bomb?

Gary hosts some man-on-the-street interviews at the Union Square Holiday Market for a new invention called the Padcaster.

This scene is from the award winning indie short about a man on the verge of death who is offered a deal that could save his life, but in the process may destroy his humanity.

Gary does some old-timey VO for IHOP.