‘Good Burger’ Actor J.P. Schwieterman Passes Away at 52
Jan Patrick “J.P.” Schwieterman, known for his role in the 1997 comedy “Good Burger,” has died at the age of 52. Reports indicate he passed away on February 28.
Details Surrounding Death
According to his obituary, Schwieterman died at Mercy Hospital in Washington, Missouri. His brother, Chad Schwieterman, announced the news in a Facebook post on March 1, revealing that the former actor had recently been diagnosed with an aggressive stage 4 cancer. The specific type of cancer was not disclosed.
Family Statement
Chad Schwieterman requested prayers and thoughts for their family during this difficult period. “Rest in peace, brother,” he wrote. “We love you and miss you.”
Role in “Good Burger” and Career
Schwieterman portrayed Kurt Bozwell, the antagonist and owner of Mondo Burger, the rival restaurant in the original “Good Burger” film. He did not appear in the sequel, “Good Burger 2,” which premiered on Paramount+ in November 2023 and featured the return of Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell as Dexter and Ed, respectively. The sequel also included cameos from Mark Cuban and Pete Davidson.
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Additional Television Credits
Born on September 30, 1972, in Bluffton, Indiana, Schwieterman moved to California to pursue an acting career following high school. His acting resume includes appearances in:
- McKenna
- ER
- Forever
- NightMan
- Felicity
- Undressed
IMDb indicates his last credited role was in the 2007 drama Along the Way.
Personal Interests
Beyond acting, Schwieterman was described in his obituary as an avid traveler, with a recent trip to Thailand. He also had passions for photography, painting, martial arts, and playing Dungeons and Dragons.
Survivors
Schwieterman is survived by his brother Chad, his parents, two sisters, along with numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and other family members.