Jason Biggs began acting at a age of 5. Inside 1991, he made his television debut in the short lived Fox network series ''Drexell's Class. Inside 1991 besides, Biggs debuted in Broadway. A play where he worked, Conversations Using the Father, helped pave a way for Biggs to participate in the daytime soap opera, As the World Turns. He was nominated for the award of Right Younger Actor'' at a daytime Emmy awards for his role in that a measure of laundry soap.

Biggs attended New York University briefly from 1996 to 1997, but shortly later, he returned to pursue his avowedly, sales person love of acting. So he would exist as seen over again in another short lived television series, 1997's Camp Stories.

Biggs did non run any more important jobs until 1999's Western Pie, which went in to be an international hit that has spanned 2 sequels. Fallowing that, Biggs has accepted starring roles around flick like 2000's Loser and others.

Biggs has joked within interviews just about a fact that he is typically cast as an explicitly or even implicitly Jewish character, as he was inside Western Pie (more examples include Darren Silverman or Jerry Falk) because of his features, although he is of Italian Catholic descent. Inside 2004/05 year Biggs portrayed an Orthodox Jew inside Daniel Goldfarb's comedy "Modern Orthodox" [http://www.playbill.com/events/event_detail/5941.html Playbill] arranged at Fox Stages theater around Up to date York.

Credits
Jersey Girl (2004, movie, Arthur Brickman). Anything Else (2003, movie, Jerry Falk) American Wedding (2003, movie, Jim) Prozac Nation (2001, movie, Rafe) American Pie 2 (2001, movie, Jim) Saving Silverman (2000, movie, Darren Silverman) Loser (2000, movie, Paul Tannek, alongside Mena Suvari) Boys & Girls (2000, motion picture, Steve) American Pie (1999, movie, Jim, alongside Alyson Hannigan) Camp Stories (1997, television series, Abby) As the World Turns (1994-1995, soap opera, Peter Wendall) ''Drexell's Class (1991, Television series, Willie Trancas) The Boy who Cried Bitch (1991, Robert'')