Geoff Stults

Geoff Stults (born December 15, 1977) is an American actor whose career spans both television and film, marked by a blend of leading‑man charisma and dependable supporting performances. Raised in the mountain town of Green Mountain Falls, Colorado, he discovered a love for performance early, appearing in commercials alongside his older brother, fellow actor George Stults, when he was just seven years old. After graduating from Manitou Springs High School he moved to Los Angeles, studied at Whittier College where he also played football, and even spent a season as a wide receiver for the Klosterneuburg Mercenaries in Austria before committing fully to acting. Stults broke into television with a memorable turn as Ben Kinkirk on 7th Heaven (2002‑2006), a role that paired him opposite his brother who played Ben’s fictional sibling. He later gained critical attention as Eddie Latekka on October Road and as a lead in the short‑lived series Happy Town, proving his versatility across drama and comedy. In 2012 he headlined the Fox spin‑off The Finder as Major Walter Sherman, a war‑torn veteran with an uncanny ability to locate anything, a performance that showcased his capacity for action‑driven leads. Subsequent television work includes the military comedy Enlisted as Sgt. Pete Hill, a recurring role as Mitch on Netflix’s Grace and Frankie, and a compelling turn opposite Reese Witherspoon in Little Fires Everywhere. His film résumé features supporting parts in popular comedies such as Wedding Crashers and The Break‑Up, as well as more dramatic appearances in She’s Out of My League, Only the Brave, and the war epic 12 Strong. Outside the screen, Stults was publicly linked to former WWE Diva Stacy Keibler from 2005‑2010, and together they co‑owned a brief‑lived ABA basketball franchise. He is a father of one and continues to balance work in front of the camera with family life, remaining an active figure in the industry since 2000.