Jonathan Groff's Other Movie & TV Roles Are Nothing Like Mindhunter

Groff has had an illustrious theater career, and he's appeared in productions like Fame, Spring Awakening, and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

But most fans would say that Groff's most popular role on stage has been as King George III in the original cast of Hamilton. Groff portrayed the royal from 2015-2016, and he received a Tony nomination for the role.

Groff was a recurring character on Glee over its six-season arc. His character, Jesse St. James, started dating Lea Michele's Rachel Berry during the show's first season, but they later break up. In the series finale, it's revealed that Jesse and Rachel end up getting married.

Groff is the voice behind Frozen's Kristoff, marking his first time voicing an animated character. As he told entertainment site We Got This Covered, the process was a lengthy one.

"They liked my voice with hers [Kristen Bell], so I think that’s a big part of the reason I got the job. For the last year-and-a-half, I would go in every month or two to record," Groff explained in 2013.

Like a lot of actors, Groff's first TV role was on a soap opera. Groff appeared on 11 episodes of One Life to Live, where he portrayed Henry Mackler, a quiet student who turns into a drug addict and then crashes his car which leads to a drug-related heart attack (hey, it's a soap opera).

In an episode called "Bart's not Dead," Bart is approached to create a movie based on his near-death experience, and Groff voices the actor version of Bart.

In 2014, Groff starred in the leading role on HBO's Looking. The show followed a group of gay friends living in San Francisco. Looking was canceled after two seasons, but it got to wrap up with a made-for-TV movie in 2016.

Groff played Woodstock organizer Michael Lang in Ang Lee's 2009 film about the true story behind the 1969 festival. However, there was a little bit of debate about the factual accuracy of some of the plot points.