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David Ebert

Biography

David Ebert

Actor Producer Writer Director

Years active
2013 – present
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18

Credits

10

Movies

4

TV series

12

Years active

6.8

Avg. rating

0

Awards won

The life and career of David Ebert

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Career timeline

  1. 2013 · Screen debut

    The Michael J. Fox Show (TV)

  2. 2015 · Breakthrough

    Master of None (TV)

  3. 2018 · Writing debut

    Cucks (Movie)

  4. 2020 · Directing debut

    Mom’s Day Off (Movie)

  5. 2020 · First production

    Mom’s Day Off (Movie)

  6. 2024 · Latest release

    Night Session (Movie)

Career in numbers

Titles per decade
Most frequent genres
  • Comedy11
  • Drama5
  • Romance4
  • Thriller1
Highest-rated title Master of None 2015 7.4 Most popular title The Hating Game 2021 7.3

Known for

Frequent collaborators

People who appear most often alongside David Ebert in our catalogue.

Filmography

  1. 2024 Night Session as Officer Gene Movie
  2. 2023 Pushover as Previous Glassblower Movie
  3. 2022 WeCrashed as Male Exec 1 TV
  4. 2021 The Hating Game as Jaf Movie
  5. 2021 Are You Happy Now as Walt Movie
  6. 2019 Can You Keep a Secret? as Connor Movie
  7. 2019 It's Been Too Long as Chaniel Movie
  8. 2018 Cucks as Dave Movie
  9. 2017 Little Boxes as Tom Movie
  10. 2016 Infinity Potato as Hank Jr. Movie
  11. 2015 Master of None as Kyle TV
  12. 2013 The Michael J. Fox Show as Guy TV
  1. 2020 Mom’s Day Off Movie
  1. 2020 Mom’s Day Off Movie
  1. 2019 It's Been Too Long Movie
  2. 2018 Cucks Movie
  1. 2018 Cucks Movie
  1. 2018 Ghost Story Club TV

Quick facts

What was David Ebert’s first screen role?

The earliest title in our catalogue featuring David Ebert is The Michael J. Fox Show (2013).

How many movies and series has David Ebert made?

Our catalogue lists 14 titles for David Ebert: 10 movies and 4 TV series.

What is David Ebert’s highest-rated title?

Among titles with enough votes, Master of None has the highest audience rating, with 7.4/10 on TMDB.

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