Kyle Gallner

Kyle Gallner has been an active figure in the American film industry since 2000. He has left a mark with his roles in popular TV series, including "Smallville," "Veronica Mars," and "CSI: NY." His work in horror films such as "The Haunting in Connecticut," "Jennifer's Body," "A Nightmare on Elm Street," "Red State," "Smile," and "Scream" has earned him the label of a scream king. Gallner's reprisal of his role in the sequel "Smile 2" and his starring role in "Dinner in America," which gained a cult following after becoming popular on TikTok in 2024, further solidify his standing in the industry.

In 2013, Gallner took a step towards independent filmmaking by co-founding the production company Minutehand Pictures. He has produced films such as "Welcome to Happiness," where he also starred. Gallner's efforts in producing were recognized and awarded at the Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema in 2016. His acting abilities have also been acknowledged, with a Jury Prize at the Dublin International Film Festival in 2021 for "Dinner in America," and a nomination for Best Actor at the Saturn Awards in 2025 for "Strange Darling."

Moving forward, Gallner continues to maintain an active role in both television and film. His newer films include "Carolina Caroline" and "Just Breathe," and he is involved in the post-production of "Cotton Fever." He has written and plans to star in the horror thriller "Man Vs.". His television career remains notable with roles in series such as "Veronica Mars," "The Walking Dead," and "Interrogation."