Where to watch Jeff Rosick in the UK
Find every Jeff Rosick film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 13 May 2026.
Jeff Rosick is an Actor, Music Composer, Producer, Writer and Graphic Designer from Portland, Oregon. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles, Jeff became known for his role as Buddy Garrity Jr. on the Emmy Award winning television show Friday Night Lights. Later, he played a stoic young hit man in the TV pilot Metro, under the direction of Academy Award winner Stephen Gaghan, and went on to work opposite David Duchovny in NBC's Aquarius as Officer Colin McInerny. While recurring on NBC's Parenthood, Jeff played a high school bully opposite Craig T. Nelson and Miles Heizer, and then guest starred …
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- Bones (2005) as Darrell Taggert
- Parenthood (2010) as Bradley's Friend #1
- The Social Network (2010) as Dorm Room Guy #2 (uncredited)
- The Great Alaskan Race (2019) as Charlie Evans
- Norman (2010) Cast
- Kantemir (2015) Music
- Matchbreakers (2014) Music
- The Massacre at Black Divide Cast
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Most-watched Jeff Rosick films currently: The Social Network (2010), The Great Alaskan Race (2019), Norman (2010), Kantemir (2015), Matchbreakers (2014).
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Selected TV credits: Bones (2005), Parenthood (2010).
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