Brian Dietzen, a versatile American actor renowned for his role as ‘Dr. Jimmy Palmer’ in the popular TV series ‘NCIS,’ has a rich background in stage, television, and film.

Graduating from the ‘University of Colorado Boulder’ with a degree in fine arts, majoring in acting, Dietzen’s journey in the entertainment industry is marked by diverse experiences.

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• Born on November 14, 1977, in Barrington, Illinois, Brian discovered his passion for acting in elementary school, notably sparked during a second-grade Christmas play. His involvement in school plays continued through high school, where he also explored his musical talents by singing in punk-rock bands.

• Dietzen pursued his interest in acting at the ‘University of Colorado Boulder,’ earning a degree in fine arts.

• Brian’s affiliation with the ‘Colorado Shakespeare Festival’ for two years showcased his dedication to contemporary theatrical projects, earning him the prestigious ‘UROP grant for Outstanding Achievement in the Creative Arts.’

• In the sitcom ‘My Guide to Becoming a Rockstar,’ he portrayed Owen, the drummer of a music group, and also took on the role of ‘David Caplan’ in the drama series ‘Boston Public.’

• Collaborating with John Riggi, Brian performed in the critically acclaimed two-man theatrical production ‘The Oldest Man in Show Biz’ alongside Steve Rudnick.

• His foray into film includes roles in ‘From Justin to Kelly’ (2003) and the independent film ‘Purgatory House’ (2004), where he played the character ‘Ghost.’

• Brian Dietzen secured the pivotal role of ‘Dr. Jimmy Palmer’ in season 1 of ‘NCIS’ (2004), evolving from a recurring character to the ‘Chief Medical Examiner of NCIS.’

• His filmography extends to projects like ‘Hit Factor’ (2008), ‘Nowhere to Hide’ (2009), ‘Seymour Sally Rufus’ (2011), and ‘Congratulations’ (2012).

• Brian’s talents aren’t confined to acting; he is a co-founder and performer in the sketch comedy group ‘Norm.’

• Alongside his acting career, Dietzen has showcased his singing and dancing abilities.

• Since 2004, Brian has been happily married to Kelly Scoby, and they have two children. The family resides in Los Angeles, where Brian actively volunteers at the ‘Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.’

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