Brandon Wardell
Biography
Brandon Wardell is an American comedian and writer who grew up in Fairfax, Virginia and began performing stand-up at open mics at 17, soon appearing at comedy hours around Washington, D.C. That local success brought him to SXSW and the Bridgetown Comedy Festival in 2012 and a Washington Post feature that October. An agent came across that article and brought him to Los Angeles in 2013. Bob Odenkirk featured him on the live comedy album Amateur Hour in 2014, a booking that drew criticism from fans and reviewers. He toured with Bo Burnham in 2015, hosted the Comedy Central Snapchat series Hot Takes, and made his television debut on @midnight in January 2016. He has written for Vice, The Washington Post and Four Pins and co-hosts the podcast Yeah, But Still.
34years old
Turns 35 on September 5in 299 days
- Born Seattle
- Star sign: VirgoThe sign runs August 23 to September 22
- Brandon Scott Wardell (birth name)
Movie Career
- Films
- 3
- Career span
- 2 years2022 to 2024
Every film, newest first
- 2024Drugstore JuneIMDb rating 5.4
- 2023Maximum TruthIMDb rating 4.5
- 2022Easter SundayIMDb rating 5.3
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First role
Wardell was scouted for his first major festival appearances, SXSW and the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, after building local success doing open mics and comedy hours around Washington, D.C.
Big break
An agent in Los Angeles discovered Wardell through a Washington Post article about him and brought him into his organization, prompting Wardell to leave VCU and move to Los Angeles.
Big break
Bob Odenkirk noticed Wardell's podcast work and put him on the opening four tracks of his 2014 live comedy album Amateur Hour.
Behind the camera
Besides performing stand-up, Wardell has contributed articles to Vice, The Washington Post and Four Pins. With Jack Wagner as co-host, he started recording a podcast called Yeah, But Still in November 2017.
Brandon Wardell movies on Netflix
Drugstore Juneas Jonathan
Maximum Truthas Sludge Whopper/Source
Easter Sundayas Joe 'Junior' Valencia Jr.
Worked with
Brandon Wardell made one film with each of them. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.









Films together
James Remar1 film together, 2024
James Remar's page Drugstore June2024IMDb rating 5.4Wardell as JonathanRemar as Arnold
Seth Rogen1 film together, 2023
Seth Rogen's page Maximum Truth2023IMDb rating 4.5Wardell as Sludge Whopper/SourceRogen as Himself
Beth Grant1 film together, 2023
Beth Grant's page Maximum Truth2023IMDb rating 4.5Wardell as Sludge Whopper/SourceGrant as Mary Jo Nackserson
Beverly D'Angelo1 film together, 2024
Beverly D'Angelo's page Drugstore June2024IMDb rating 5.4Wardell as JonathanD'Angelo as Marla
Matt Walsh1 film together, 2024
Matt Walsh's page Drugstore June2024IMDb rating 5.4Wardell as JonathanWalsh as Crawford
Lou Diamond Phillips1 film together, 2022
Lou Diamond Phillips's page Easter Sunday2022IMDb rating 5.3Wardell as Joe 'Junior' Valencia Jr.Phillips as Lou Diamond Phillips
Jay ChandrasekharDirector, 1 film, 2022
All films by Jay Chandrasekhar Easter Sunday2022IMDb rating 5.3Wardell as Joe 'Junior' Valencia Jr.
Nicholaus GoossenDirector, 1 film, 2024
All films by Nicholaus Goossen Drugstore June2024IMDb rating 5.4Wardell as Jonathan
David StassenDirector, 1 film, 2023
All films by David Stassen Maximum Truth2023IMDb rating 4.5Wardell as Sludge Whopper/Source
Online
Official profiles and reference pages.
