Adam Pally

Adam Pally (also credited as Adam Saul Pally) is an American actor and comedian born on March 18, 1982, in New York City. Known for his quick, character-driven humor, he built a career that moves easily between ensemble sitcoms, studio comedies, and voice-friendly franchise work.

Pally first broke out with a star-making turn as Max Blum on the cult-favorite comedy Happy Endings. He expanded his TV profile as Dr. Peter Prentice on The Mindy Project, then continued headlining and guest-starring across series, including Making History and Search Party (as Evan). Behind the scenes, he also took on producing duties, including work as an executive producer on The President Show.

On the film side, Pally’s credits range from indie and studio comedy to sharp supporting roles, including Don’t Think Twice (as Robbie), The To Do List (as Chip), A.C.O.D. (as Mark), and Solitary Man (as Irate Student). He also plays Wade Whipple in Sonic the Hedgehog and its sequels, extending the role into the spin-off series Knuckles (2024).