Los Angeles native Jordan Bridges looks like a bit more muscular version of B.J. Novak, and we mean that in the best possible way. But Jordan's not related to The Office star, he's a descendant of Hollywood royalty. Yes, the hunk we want as our beau is actually Beau Bridges' son, Jeff Bridges' nephew, and Lloyd Bridges' grandson. He’s endlessly cute, so it’s no surprise that he started out as a child actor, appearing in the made for TV movie The Kid from Nowhere (1982) and an episode of the TV series Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color in 1986. While his family name would probably could have gotten him a bunch of roles, he took a short hiatus from acting to really study the craft at both NYC's Bard College and The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. When he returned to the screen, he soon found himself playing the young version of his father's take on P.T. Barnum, in the TV movie P.T. Barnum (1999) but might be better known as the bodyshaming, girl groping jerk Eddie Lampell in Drive Me Crazy (1999). He drove all the chicks crazy as the eccentric New Hampshire based filmmaker Oliver Chirchick on Dawson's Creek. The built Bridges was Betty's husband Spencer Jones on Mona Lisa Smile (2003), then had a starring role in the Law & Order: Special Victim's Unit spinoff Conviction. That midseason replacement didn't last long, and neither will you seeing the sexy scene it gave us where Jordan hops out of bed in the morning and is frantically scrambling to get dressed, giving us a great view of his toned body and a brief look at his nice, little tush in the process. No worries, in 2010 Jordan landed the role he's likely best known as: Boston detective and Angie Harmon's brother Frankie Rizzoli Jr. on Rizzoli & Isles. He was Lobbin Bob in Den of Thieves (2018), played Industrious creator Jamie Hodari on an episode of WeCrashed, and most recently joined his uncle Jeff as Zachary on an episode of The Old Man. Man, Jordan Bridges' lack of nudity is getting old!
