Biff Wiff: Star of ‘Everything Everywhere’ Dies After Cancer Battle

Biff Wiff, the veteran character actor celebrated for his roles in the cult comedy series I Think You Should Leave and the Academy Award-winning film Everything Everywhere All at Once, died in January 2025 following a prolonged battle with recurring cancer. His management firm confirmed the news in a heartfelt statement shared on Instagram, where they paid tribute to his life, work, and strength during his illness.

Although not a household name, Biff Wiff carved out a respected and memorable place in both comedy and independent film. His expressive face, grounded performances, and impeccable timing allowed him to shine even in brief roles. In a career that spanned years, Wiff built a legacy as a dependable and genuine screen presence, earning the admiration of fans and fellow actors alike.

In recent years, Wiff found a new wave of popularity thanks to his standout appearances in Tim Robinson’s sketch comedy series I Think You Should Leave. Known for its absurd and often chaotic humor, the show relies heavily on committed performances from character actors. Wiff’s sincere delivery in surreal situations became a hallmark of some of the show’s most viral sketches. Viewers appreciated the emotional depth he brought to the comedy, often finding humor in his quiet reactions as much as in the punchlines themselves.

Wiff also had a small but memorable role in Everything Everywhere All at Once, the 2022 multiverse sci-fi drama that swept the Oscars. The film’s ensemble cast was praised for its emotional and tonal range, and Wiff’s contribution, though modest in screen time, added to the film’s tapestry of heartfelt, grounded performances. His role further demonstrated his ability to bring authenticity to any genre—whether comedy, drama, or experimental film.

Throughout his career, Biff Wiff chose to keep a low profile. He rarely gave interviews or appeared in the media, preferring to let his work speak for itself. Friends and collaborators described him as gentle, thoughtful, and generous on set—always committed to his roles and deeply respectful of his craft. He brought humility and warmth to every project, and his performances were always marked by sincerity, no matter how small the part.

In the statement from his management firm, they wrote:
“We are devastated to confirm the passing of our dear friend and client Biff Wiff after his long and courageous battle with cancer. Biff was a joy to work with and brought kindness and dedication to every role. He will be missed dearly, and his memory will live on through his work and all the lives he touched.”

Tributes poured in on social media from fans and fellow actors, many sharing their favorite clips and stories. While his roles may have been brief, his impact was lasting.

Biff Wiff is survived by his family and close friends. Details of a public memorial have not yet been shared. His legacy lives on in the laughter, heart, and subtle brilliance he brought to the screen.