Evan Farmer
Evan Farmer is an actor, born 1972.
2gether started as an MTV film parodying boy bands, and Evan Farmer played Jerry O'Keefe, the designated heartthrob. It worked well enough to become a weekly series in 2000 with Farmer carrying the lead, and it is still the acting credit he is known for.
The second career turned out to be the durable one. Farmer moved into home-makeover television as a host who could also do the carpentry, most visibly on TLC's While You Were Out, which drew an Emmy nomination, then on Freestyle for HGTV and Door Knockers for DIY. He works from an actual skill base rather than a presenting voice, and the wider resume supports that: business owner, radio host, designer, author.
The remaining screen credits are scattered and small. Young Number Two in Austin Powers in Goldmember, Jeremy on the short-lived sitcom DAG, appearances on Daria and Best Week Ever, a turn on Working Class in 2011. The honest summary is a musician turned presenter who acted well enough when asked, and then found a format that fitted him better than acting did.
Movies (1)
TV (6)
Where to start with Evan Farmer
There is only one place his acting is properly on display, and that is 2gether: The Series, which holds up better than a boy-band parody has any right to, largely because the cast plays the sincerity straight while the writing mocks it.
The rest is worth knowing about rather than seeking out. Austin Powers in Goldmember gives him a few seconds as Young Number Two. DAG is a brief sitcom with a Secret Service premise. Best Week Ever and Daria are talking-head and voice work, and Working Class is the last of the sitcom attempts. The Evan Farmer most people actually remember is the home-makeover host, which is presenting rather than performance and lives outside these credits.