Aaron Farb, a talented individual, entered the world on March 12, 1981, in the city of Rockford, Illinois. Following the completion of his academic pursuits, which included a double major in Fine Art, with a specific focus on intaglio printmaking, and business marketing, he embarked on an entrepreneurial venture alongside his father. Together, they founded a company that specialized in the design and construction of custom log cabins, an endeavor that ultimately proved to be a resounding success. However, Aaron's artistic inclinations longed to explore alternative creative avenues. This desire led him to seize an opportunity when Michael Mann's film, Public Enemies, was filming on location in Wisconsin. Aaron was hired as the stand-in for the renowned actor Christian Bale, marking the beginning of his foray into the captivating world of cinema.
As Aaron's reputation continued to expand and flourish, it was only natural that his professional prospects would also increase exponentially. The accumulation of several film and commercial bookings in Chicago served as a springboard for his future endeavors, ultimately leading him to make the bold decision to relocate to the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Los Angeles in order to pursue his passion for acting with unwavering dedication and commitment.
In this new and exciting chapter of his life, Aaron's innate intensity and charisma proved to be a magnet, drawing the attention of industry professionals and insiders who were eager to tap into his undeniable talent. His subsequent studio film debut opposite the renowned and acclaimed actor Leonardo DiCaprio in the highly anticipated and critically acclaimed film J. Edgar, directed by the legendary and iconic filmmaker Clint Eastwood, marked a significant milestone in Aaron's burgeoning career, solidifying his status as a rising star in the world of Hollywood.
Aaron's professional journey has been marked by a series of esteemed collaborations with some of the most illustrious figures in the Hollywood industry, boasting an impressive roster of notable co-stars. His impressive résumé includes working alongside the critically acclaimed Joaquin Phoenix and visionary director Paul Thomas Anderson in the thought-provoking drama, The Master.
Additionally, Aaron has had the privilege of sharing the screen with the iconic Harrison Ford in the biographical sports drama, 42, as well as acclaimed director Alex Kurtzman in the heartwarming comedy-drama, People Like Us. Furthermore, he has also had the opportunity to work alongside the talented Jeremy Renner in the gripping biographical thriller, Kill the Messenger.
Aaron's extensive television credits are equally impressive, featuring a diverse range of notable roles that have showcased his versatility as a performer. Some of his most notable television credits include the complex and intriguing character of Simons in the critically acclaimed series, Powers, as well as notable appearances in the hit shows Homeland, Drop Dead Diva, Grimm, and Revolution.
