J.P. Manoux grew up on the beaches of Santa Barbara, California, the oldest of seven. He was involved in children's theater productions and took tap-dancing lessons before attending the Thacher School in Ojai, California. Curiously, that tiny boarding school would provide no less than three doctors for NBC's long running hospital drama _"ER" saw him working both in front of and behind the camera. A U.S. citizen, but also a permanent resident of Canada, Manoux routinely hops the border for film and television work. J.P. Manoux has appeared in 100 different television series, 90 commercials, and 40 films. He has provided voice and motion-capture performance for eight video games, competed on six game shows, read two original pieces for All Things Condsidered on National Public Radio, co-written one play, and anonymously authored one biography. His vanity license plate reads IMDB ME.
J.P. has appeared as a contestant on several game shows including teen week of "Wheel of Fortune" , "Family Feud" , and "Jeopardy!" .
He appeared in Fruit of the Loom commercials as "Green Grapes" from 2002 - 2009.
Played characters known for looking like Moby on both "How I Met Your Mother" and "Community" .
