Trevor Fehrman
American actor
Trevor Gregory Fehrman (born July 14, 1981) is an American actor and writer best known for his portrayal of Elias in the comedy films Clerks II and Clerks III.
Life and career
Fehrman is most widely known for his role in the films Clerks II and Clerks III in which he plays Elias Grover, Dante and Randal's new co-worker at the Mooby's fast food chain. Fehrman also appeared in Now You Know, which was written, directed and also featured Clerks II co-star Jeff Anderson. He also played Handsome Davis, a teen student who cheats his way through high school in Cheats.
In 2013, Fehrman contributed film reviews for the website Film Racket.
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