Warren Kole

With an esteemed career that spans nearly two decades, Warren Kole has become known as a journeyman
actor in the entertainment industry, shifting from drama to comedy roles seamlessly and breathing life into
dynamic characters in prestigious, award-winning projects.Over the years Kole has starred in or appeared in a plethora of films and television series. He has most
recently been seen in his starring role as Jeff Sadecki on Showtime's critically acclaimed, drama/thriller series "Yellowjackets" opposite Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, Juliette Lewis, and Tawny Cypress, on Amazon Prime Video's, "The Terminal List", where Kole starred opposite Chris Pratt, and on Paramount+'s "Why Women Kill." From 2016-18 he starred opposite Jennifer Lopez and Ray Liotta in the NBC crime/drama series "Shades of Blue." Kole was the unhinged, Special Agent
Robert Stahl, an FBI special agent assigned to the anti-corruption task force who soon becomes obsessed
and consumed by being Harlee's (Lopez) handler. Kole's first leading role was in USA Networks comedy-drama
series "Common Law" and went on to star opposite Kevin Bacon in the thrilling series "The Following"
for FOX. Additional credits include Steven Spielberg/TNT's miniseries "Into the West," "The Wilds," "The
Chicago Code," and "24."In film, Kole was seen in the psychological drama "Love Song for Bobby Long" (Lionsgate) opposite Scarlett
Johansson and in "Mother's Day" (Anchor Bay Films) alongside Jamie King and Deborah Ann Woll.Kole keeps busy as he has lent his voice and performance capture work for some of the biggest global
gaming franchises to date. Most recently he starred as the tertiary antagonist, Commander Phillip Graves,
in the 2022 reboot of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. In addition, Kole played treasure hunter and former
associate turned foe, Rafe Adler, in the award-winning gaming franchise Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.Originally from San Antonio, Texas, Kole studied classical theatre at Boston University before making the
move to New York City to pursue his passion for Broadway and working on stage. He landed his very first
audition in 2002, and has been working ever since. Aside from his work in film and TV, Kole is an advocate
for a handful of organizations including the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, Red Cross,
Doctors Without Borders, and World Wildlife Fund. Kole has a passion for adventure, and loves to go hiking,
climbing, kayaking, or cruising across the country or up and down the cost on his motorcycle in his spare
time. He lives in the Los Angeles area.