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Actor Jeremy Luke, of Italian and Puerto Rican heritage, is a native New Yorker who moved to LA in 2000 and quickly began training with Joe Palese at The Actor's Space. He started booking guest roles on shows like CSI, Las Vegas, NYPD Blue, and many others. As he hustled daily like most actors, his breakthrough came when he was called to audition for Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s directorial debut. Jeremy won the role, playing Levitt’s friend in the highly anticipated film DON JON. That same year, he auditioned for Frank Darabont (Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile) and was cast as a Series Regular portraying the notorious mobster Mickey Cohen in MOB CITY for TNT.
Following that, he landed a Series Regular role opposite Michael Imperioli on the multi-cam ABC show ST. FRANCIS, directed by James Burrows. He then secured another Series Regular role on the single-cam series PENIS CHRONICALS for Andy Berman at FOX. Throughout this time, he collaborated with his friend Joey Russo and writer/director Justin Schack, creating original material. Their project was picked up by Fox Digital and became SMALL SHOTS, currently streaming on Amazon Prime. His work on this show led his representatives to share scenes with casting directors, eventually catching the attention of Clint Eastwood. Eastwood immediately cast him in JERSEY BOYS and later brought him back for the film SULLY.
Soon after, Jeremy reunited with his MOB CITY co-star Milo Ventimiglia for a recurring role on THIS IS US. In 2018, Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese saw SMALL SHOTS and offered Luke and Russo roles as the Andretta brothers, who were allegedly involved in disposing of Jimmy Hoffa’s body, in THE IRISHMAN.
In addition to his screen work, Jeremy has produced and performed in over 20 plays in LA, including THE MOTHER F$CKER WITH THE HAT, LOBBY HERO, and REPLICA.
