Bug Hall Biography

Bug Hall made his film debut as Alfalfa in the 1994 family comedy ‘The Little Rascals’ which focused on the adventures of a group of young children. A year later, he played Newt Shaw in the sports comedy film ‘The Big Green’. Then in 1996, he appeared as Eddie Munster in the television film ‘The Munsters' Scary Little Christmas’. That year, he also had a lead role in ‘The Stupids’, an adventure comedy flick about a fictional family called the Stupids, with a name synonymous with their behavior. After this, the actor lent his voice to the character of “Little Boy” in ‘Hercules’. This was followed by his role as Brian Kelly in the sitcom ‘Kelly Kelly’.

Hall started the year 2000 with the role of Sam Callahan in ‘Skipped Parts’ which stressed how certain books mention romance and sex, but skip their factual aspects. Two years later, he starred as Jack Downey in the television flick ‘Get a Clue’. In the ensuing years, he had roles in a number of films including ‘Arizona Summer’, ‘Camouflage’ and ‘American Pie Presents: The Book of Love’. Hall also featured as a guest in several television programs including ‘CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’, ‘Charmed’, ‘Justice’, ‘Cold Case’, ‘Saving Grace’, ‘Nikita’, ‘Criminal Minds’ and ‘90210’, to name a few.

Following guest roles in ‘Major Crimes’ and ‘Masters of Sex’ in 2013, the actor played Brian in three episodes of the sci-fi series ‘Revolution’. In 2016, he starred as Arthur Davidson in the miniseries ‘Harley and the Davidsons’. He next starred in films like ‘The Shadow People’ (2017), ‘North Blvd’ (2018), ‘Prime Time’ (2019), and ‘This Is the Year’ (2020). In 2021, he made his debut as an executive producer in the animated television series ‘A Tale Dark & Grimm.’ The series was canceled after one season.

Brandon “Bug” Hall was born on February 4, 1985, in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. He got his nickname ‘Bug’ from his mother, a daycare center worker who made up a story that he was a “bug” and if other kids sat on him, they would smash him. This was her way of telling the kids at the daycare not to sit on the baby!

Bug Hall attended high school for a few years and later dropped out due to his acting career. He married his longtime girlfriend Jill Marie de Groff in 2017, after dating her for several years. The couple has a daughter named Josephina Joy. They practice Roman Catholicism.

In December 2022, Hall was banned from Twitter for posting tweets in support of marital rape and corporal punishment. Following his ban, he came on Instagram where he defended his stance and further stated that the “truthful will always be persecuted.”