John Francis Daley

Many know Illinois native John Francis Daley for his memorable role as high school freshman Sam Weir on the cult hit series Freaks and Geeks. An actor from the age of nine, Daley appeared in the touring production of the Broadway musical Who's Tommy? before branching into screen acting. He would go on to appear in films like Waiting and on the series Kitchen Confidential, later scoring another leading role on the popular crime show Bones, playing psychologist Lance Swees. He turned his talents to work done behind the camera, co-writing the script for the hit 2011 comedy Horrible Bosses.

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Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office	Year
No Score Yet	Flashpoint (The Flash)	Director	—	2020
42%	Stuber	Producer	—	2019
85%	Game Night	Carter Director	$33.6M	2018
92%	Spider-Man: Homecoming	Screenwriter	$334.2M	2017
27%	Vacation	Screenwriter Director Ride Operator	$40.3M	2015
34%	Horrible Bosses 2	Producer	$40M	2014
71%	Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2	Screenwriter	$119.8M	2013
25%	Rapture-Palooza	Ben House	—	2013
37%	The Incredible Burt Wonderstone	Paramedic 1 Screenwriter	$22.6M	2013
69%	Horrible Bosses	Screenwriter	$117M	2011
No Score Yet	Burying the Ex	Actor	—	2008
No Score Yet	5-25-77 ('77)	Patrick Read Johnson	—	2007
31%	Waiting	Mitch	$16.2M	2005
No Score Yet	5-25-77	Actor	—	2005
14%	View from the Top	Rodney	$15.6M	2003
No Score Yet	Allerd Fishbein's in Love	Actor	—	2000

Rating	Title	Credit	Year
94%	Fresh Off the Boat 2015	Jordan	2016
90%	Bones 2005-2017	Screenwriter Dr. Lance Sweets	2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006
57%	The Finder 2012	Dr. Lance Sweets	2012
65%	Kitchen Confidential 2005	Jim	2005
66%	Spin City 1996-2002	Spencer	2002
55%	The Ellen Show 2001-2002	Erik	2001
No Score Yet	Boston Public 2000-2005	Anthony Anthony Ward	2001 2000
10%	The Geena Davis Show 2000-2001	Carter Ryan	2001 2000
100%	Freaks and Geeks 1999-2000	Sam Weir Sam	2000 1999

Ben House: Let her go, Anti-Christ! (gets hit with a wine bottle by The Beast)
Ben House: Let her go, Anti-Christ!
The Beast: I killed Jimmy Neutron!