Austin Abrams

Austin Abrams is an actor whose career includes work across genres such as post-apocalyptic horror, romantic comedy, and drama. Abrams began taking acting lessons at age 5 and appeared in theater productions by age 9. His early stage roles included Chip in "Beauty and the Beast," as well as performances in "The Plexiglass Slipper" and "Life of Galileo" before transitioning to screen acting.

Abrams made his film debut in "Gangster Squad" and has held lead roles in films including "Brad's Status," "Chemical Hearts," and "Do Revenge." His supporting film credits include "The Kings of Summer," "Paper Towns," "Tragedy Girls," "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," "The Starling Girl," "Wolfs," and "Weapons." On television, Abrams is recognized for roles such as Ron Anderson in the post-apocalyptic horror series "The Walking Dead," young Marc McKeon in the comedy drama series "This Is Us," and Dash in the romantic comedy series "Dash & Lily." He also appeared in "Brad's Status" alongside Ben Stiller, directed by Mike White.

Abrams received recognition for his role as Ethan in HBO's "Euphoria." His performance as Gettys O'Brien in the coming-of-age drama "The Line" earned him the Rising Star Award at the Sarasota Film Festival. Abrams has also appeared in the series "Penelope," produced by Mark Duplass and Mel Eslyn, which premiered at Sundance Film Festival and debuted on Netflix.

Abrams starred with George Clooney and Brad Pitt in Jon Watts' "Wolfs," which premiered at Venice Film Festival and had a limited theatrical release in the United States before streaming on Apple TV+. In Zach Cregger's mystery thriller "Weapons," Abrams played James, a homeless drug addict and burglar, a role that drew attention for its complexity. Abrams' filmography also includes titles such as "Resident Evil" and "Whalefall," reflecting his ongoing presence in film and television.