Adam Rothenberg (born 1975)

Stage and movie actor who appeared in the film Mad Money.[81][82]

What is Adam Rothenberg (born 1975) known for?

Adam Rothenberg, born on June 20, 1975, in Tenafly, New Jersey, is an accomplished actor and producer. One of the renowned alumni from Tenafly High School, he is recognized for his impactful roles on stage, film, and television.

Before embarking on his acting journey, Rothenberg wore many hats, including a garbage man, a fact-checker for Mademoiselle, a security guard, and a soldier in the United States Army stationed in Germany. His acting career gained momentum at The Acting Studio - New York, where he performed numerous roles with the Chelsea Repertory Company & LAB.

In films, he displayed his versatile acting prowess in productions like "Mad Money", "Tennessee", and "The Immigrant". His television appearances include pivotal roles in series like the comedy-drama "The Ex List" and the popular BBC One drama mystery series, "Ripper Street" where he played the character Capt. Homer Jackson.

Not confining his talents to the screen, Rothenberg also made his mark in theatre. He played the lead in "Danny and the Deep Blue Sea" during Second Stage Theatre's revival in 2004 and earned critical acclaim for his role in The Women's Project's "Birdy" in 2003. His other notable performances include "A Streetcar Named Desire" at the Kennedy Center's Tennessee Williams Festival and various productions at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.

In his personal life, Adam is married to actress Charlene McKenna since January 2021. His journey from Tenafly High School in New Jersey to the glamorous world of acting affirms his place as a notable alumnus of his alma mater.