Spencer Boldman

Starring in the Disney Channels Original Series Lab Rats in early 2012, Spencer Boldman is undeniably a hot rising star.

This teenage heartthrob plays Adam, a 16-year-old with bionic strength, who is accidently discovered in a secret laboratory by a teenager named Leo (played by Tyrel Jackson Williams).

Eager to leave their confines, Adam and his 2 bionic siblings (played by Billy Unger and Kelli Berglund) convince Leo to take them with him to high school so they can lead a normal life. The live-action comedy follows the group trying to keep their bionic abilities and dangerous missions a secret from the world.

In addition to his work on the small screen, Boldman was handpicked by Jonah Hill to star in the movie 21 JUMP STREET alongside Johnny Depp and Channing Tatum. In 21 JUMP STREET, Boldman plays French Samuels, the handsome and popular high school jock who all the girls adore and always lands the leading roles but unexpectedly gets beat out by Jonah Hill for the part of Peter Pan in the school play.

Having to improvise and keep up with industry greats Jonah Hill and SNLs Chris Parnell, Boldman has proved that he not only has killer looks but serious acting chops.

The Texan native and a self-proclaimed movie buff, Boldman made the decision to become an actor at 7 years old after being inspired by MISSION IMPOSSIBLE.

In school, Boldman performed in several school and community plays including A Mid-Summer Nights Dream and Grease. Boldman was then introduced to his current manager where he shortly began to book roles on a number of hit television shows like iCarly and Im in the Band.

Less than a year after booking his first role, Boldman filmed his first pilot with Disney Channel.

When not acting, Spencer enjoys outdoor activities such as lacrosse, snowboarding and hiking.

Spencer has also been a lifelong donor and supporter of Doctors Without Borders, an international medical humanitarian organization working in more than 60 countries to assist people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe.