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According to Andrew Burlinson’s IMDb page, he’s worn many hats throughout his career and even spent a few years performing with the famed Blue Man Group. Not surprisingly, Burlinson also has a musical background, so his stint playing a would-be rock star on “Parks and Recreation” clearly wasn’t too much of a stretch.
Prior to that series’ ending, Burlinson made a couple of other notable small-screen appearances in lauded series “Criminal Minds” and “Silicon Valley.” Not surprisingly, he’s kept himself busy in front of and behind the camera since his final “Parks and Rec” appearance. In fact, in 2015 alone the multi-talented performer wrote, directed, and starred in a pair of award-winning short films titled “Knights of the Long Table” and “The Serenader.” That same year, Burlinson also made a one-off appearance in Hulu’s beloved, but criminally overlooked dramedy series “Casual.”
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Burlinson booked a recurring gig as doting dad Scott Quinn in Amazon Prime’s fantasy series “Just Add Magic” in 2016, and a couple of years later, made a memorable appearance on the cult-hit comedy series “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” In 2019, Burlinson landed one of his biggest roles to date, playing a Ford Motors Executive in the star-studded Oscar-nominated drama “Ford v Ferrari.” As has been the case throughout his career, Burlinson has been a regular in the commercial arena (per iSpotTv) and even shared the screen with Jason Bateman in the actor’s 2019 Super Bowl ad for Hyundai.
