Josh Randall Biography: Instagram, Net Worth, Parents, Age, Height, Movies, Wife, TV Shows, Real Name, Wikipedia

Joshua Reeve Randall, known professionally as Josh Randall, is an American actor best known for his television roles as Dr. Mike Burton on the NBC comedy-drama Ed (2000–2004) and as Sean Beckett on the ABC drama series Station 19 (2021–2024).

With a career spanning over two decades, he has also appeared in numerous guest roles on popular shows such as Scrubs, Lost, Grey’s Anatomy, and Ozark. Randall has worked extensively across film and television, establishing himself as a reliable character actor.

Josh Randall
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Joshua Reeve Randall
Stage Name:	Josh Randall
Born:	27 January 1972 (age 54 years old)
Place of Birth:	Pacific Grove, California, United States
Nationality:	American
Height:	1.91 m
Parents:	Randy Randall, Sharon Randall
Siblings:	Joanna Randall, Nathan Randall
Spouse:	Claire Rankin (m. 2000–2013)
Relationship:	Divorced
Occupation:	Actor
Net Worth:	$1.5 Million

Early Life and Education

Josh Randall was born on January 27, 1972, in Pacific Grove, California, to parents Randy, a chemistry and physics teacher, and Sharon, a syndicated columnist. He has a brother, Nathan, and a sister, Joanna.

Randall grew up in the Monterey area and graduated from Monterey High School, where he played basketball and served as co-Editor-in-Chief of the school newspaper, The Galleon.

His father, Randy, passed away from colon cancer in 1997, and the gymnasium at Monterey High was subsequently named in his honor.

Randall later attended Monterey Peninsula College and San Francisco State University, earning a BA in English with a minor in Film Study. His ethnicity is of white and his religious beliefs are not publicly documented.

Career

Josh Randall began his acting career in San Francisco theater productions while pursuing his English degree at San Francisco State University, where he was introduced to acting by a fellow student and playwright.

His screen work followed with appearances in independent films, including Somebody Is Waiting (1996) and The Last Time I Committed Suicide (1997), where he also worked behind the scenes as a grip.

Randall gained significant public recognition with his breakthrough role as Dr. Mike Burton on the quirky NBC series Ed, a part he played from 2000 to 2004 that showcased his disarming charm and comedic depth.

Following his success on Ed, Randall appeared in a wide array of television shows, including a recurring guest role as Jake on Scrubs and appearances on CSI: Miami, Cold Case, Lost, and Private Practice.

He also took on leading roles in films such as the horror movie Timber Falls (2007), opposite his then-wife Claire Rankin, and later appeared in Spring Breakers (2012) and Sex Drive (2008).

Throughout the 2010s, he maintained a steady television career with recurring parts on shows like Greek, Leverage, and Quarry, along with guest spots on Criminal Minds, Castle, Scandal, and NCIS.

In his later career, Randall achieved renewed prominence with major roles on acclaimed series, including a two-episode arc on Ozark (2017) and a leading role as Tom Petrovich on Ten Days in the Valley (2017). He also appeared in an episode of Westworld (2022).

From 2021 to 2024, he portrayed Sean Beckett, a series regular on the final seasons of the ABC drama Station 19, cementing his legacy as a durable and respected television actor.

His varied filmography and consistent presence on major network and streaming series demonstrates an enduring career and a significant impact on the television landscape.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @jrandofficial

Personal Life

Josh Randall was married to Canadian actress Claire Rankin from September 10, 2000, until their divorce in 2013.

The couple met early in his career and appeared together in the film Timber Falls (2007).

Information regarding children from the marriage is not publicly available. Randall has maintained a relatively private personal life following his divorce, focusing on his acting career and his continued work in the industry.

Filmography

• Somebody Is Waiting (1996)
• The Last Time I Committed Suicide (1997)
• The Party Crashers (1998)
• It’s Alright Ma, I’m Only Trying (2000)
• The Story of O: Untold Pleasures (2002)
• The Aviary (2005)
• Lucky 13 (2005)
• Timber Falls (2007)
• One of Our Own (2007)
• Sex Drive (2008)
• A Good Funeral (2009)
• The Warrior’s Way (2010)
• Knockdown (2011)
• Stalemate (2011)
• Juko’s Time Machine (2011)
• Spring Breakers (2012)
• Boned (2015)
• Negative (2017)
• Fantasy Island (2020)

Net Worth

Josh Randall has an estimated net worth of approximately $1.5 million. This wealth has been accumulated primarily through his extensive and consistent career as a television actor, with significant contributions from his long-running roles on series such as Ed, Station 19, and numerous guest appearances on popular network shows.