Corey Fogelmanis

Corey Fogelmanis is an American actor whose career spans stage, television, and film, with work ranging from Disney Channel productions to dramatic feature films. Fogelmanis began performing in musicals at age 6 with his local theater and completed extensive stage work across the United States before transitioning to screen acting. Early television appearances included guest roles on the CBS series "Partners" and the Showtime series "House of Lies," establishing a foundation for his subsequent career in television and film.

Fogelmanis gained national recognition for his role as Farkle Minkus on the Emmy-nominated Disney Channel sitcom "Girl Meets World," a spinoff of the ABC series "Boy Meets World." Starring alongside Sabrina Carpenter and Rowan Blanchard, he portrayed Farkle throughout all three seasons, earning two Emmy nominations for his performance. The role highlighted his ability to balance comedic timing with emotional depth, contributing to the show's popularity among young audiences.

Expanding his repertoire beyond Disney Channel, Fogelmanis appeared in the Universal Pictures psychological thriller "Ma" with Academy Award winner Octavia Spencer, earning a Teen Choice Award nomination for Choice Summer Movie Actor. His work continued with roles in the Hulu anthology series "Into the Dark," Amy Poehler's Netflix film "Moxie," and the Hulu slasher "Carved." He also starred in the Netflix teen drama series "My Life with the Walter Boys," further establishing his presence in streaming television.

Fogelmanis's work in the coming-of-age film "I Wish You All the Best," directed by Tommy Dorfman, received critical acclaim. In the film, he leads an ensemble cast including Lena Dunham, Alexandra Daddario, and Cole Sprouse, portraying Ben, a non-binary teen navigating life after being cast out by religious parents. The film premiered at the SXSW Film Festival, with Fogelmanis's performance receiving positive reviews for its emotional nuance.

Fogelmanis has also appeared in David Fincher's Netflix film "The Adventures of Cliff Booth," a sequel to Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," alongside Brad Pitt, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and Elizabeth Debicki. Additional credits include the Linda Yellen film "One Stupid Thing" and an appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards with singer Conan Gray. In addition to acting, Fogelmanis pursues photography and is recognized for his commitment to authentic storytelling in film and television.