Noah LaLonde

Noah LaLonde is an actor known for his work in television and film. LaLonde began his interest in performance through school plays and choir, later pursuing acting professionally. After briefly studying theater at Grand Valley State University, he left to focus on acting, training in studios in Detroit, Royal Oak, and Ferndale, and participating in various independent short and feature films. He made his professional acting debut in the short film "The Smile I Wear" and was also credited as a producer on the short "Summer Flings & Funerals."

LaLonde gained recognition for his role as Cole Walter in the Netflix series "My Life with the Walter Boys." The series features a cast of newcomers, with LaLonde's character navigating the challenges of an injury that impacts his football aspirations. This role marked LaLonde's first series regular position following a guest appearance on "Criminal Minds." In "My Life with the Walter Boys," Cole's story explores themes of identity, resilience, and personal growth, particularly as he shifts focus from sports to education and new pursuits. LaLonde has discussed the parallels between his own experiences and those of his character, highlighting the personal connection he brings to the role.

During his audition for "My Life with the Walter Boys," LaLonde performed impersonations of Leonardo DiCaprio and Matthew McConaughey, demonstrating his versatility as an actor. Before his acting career, LaLonde played as a forward for Grand Valley State University's hockey team. His background in sports and performance informs his approach to storytelling and character development. LaLonde continues to build his career in television and film, contributing to projects that emphasize character-driven narratives and ensemble casts.