
Acting
Michael Patrick O'Brien
Born 1976-06-22
Michael O'Brien is an American comedian who was a writer and short filmmaker on Saturday Night Live. He is the creator of the 2018 NBC comedy series A.P. Bio. O'Brien was born in Blissfield, Michigan to Connie and James O’Brien. He attended the University of Michigan, where he majored in film-video and was the founder and editor of a monthly comedy newspaper named The Anti-Daily. O'Brien moved to Chicago and began taking improv and sketch classes. At iO Chicago he performed with a group called The Reckoning (2001–present). He trained at the Second City in Chicago, eventually joining the company's mainstage, where he performed for one year as a part of "America: All Better".
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An SNL Thanksgivingas (archive footage)2024
Sword of Trustas Yach2019
Sword of TrustWriter2019
Booksmartas Pat the Pizza Guy2019
What We Do in the Shadowsas Jerry the Vampire2019
A.P. BioWriter2018
A.P. BioExecutive Producer2018
A.P. BioDirector2018
A.P. BioCreator2018
Brother Natureas Nick2016
Documentary Now!as Young Alexander Krauss2015
Staten Island Summeras Chuck2015
Man Seeking Womanas Date Wrangler2015
Chicago Rats2014
Chicago RatsWriter2014
Chicago RatsCreator2014
Late Night with Seth Meyersas Self - Guest2014
Portlandiaas Michael Patrick O'Brien2011
Saturday Night Liveas Self - Cameo (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Self - Various Characters1975
Saturday Night Liveas Stage Manager (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Boyfriend (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Greg Clone (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Actor (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Graduate (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Volunteer (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Audience Member (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Guy (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Guest (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Advisor (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Servant (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Max Weinberg (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Hobo (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Tigget Romney (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Assistant (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night Liveas Doorman (uncredited)1975
Saturday Night LiveWriter1975