Will Peltz

Will Peltz is an American actor recognized for his roles in the supernatural horror film "Unfriended," the comedy-drama film "Men, Women & Children," and the supernatural drama television series "Manifest." A former competitive ice hockey player who advanced to Tier III Junior hockey with the Jersey Hitmen, Peltz developed an interest in acting while reading scripts with his sister Nicola. He later moved to Los Angeles, where he secured his first roles in film productions. Peltz is also a graduate of Yale University.

Early in his acting career, Peltz appeared in episodes of "Entourage" and "Medium." He achieved a breakthrough with leading and supporting roles in two contrasting films: in "Unfriended," he portrayed Adam Sewell, a high school athlete involved in a deadly online incident, and in Jason Reitman's ensemble comedy-drama "Men, Women & Children," he played Brandon Lender, a football player navigating family and digital-age pressures.

On television, Peltz guest-starred as Luke Kasten on HBO's "Euphoria" and recurred as Levi Zagoria, a research assistant, on "Manifest." He has also appeared in the miniseries "Welcome to Chippendales" and is known for his roles in "Euphoria," "Manifest," and as a major character in the FX series "Mayans M.C."

Peltz has continued to expand his range with roles in the horror film "The Resurrection of Charles Manson," the sci-fi horror "Somnium," and a key role in Nicola Peltz Beckham's directorial debut "Lola," a coming-of-age drama. He stars as Huxley in the music drama "Off the Record," acquired by Quiver Distribution, maintaining a focus on independent film and television projects. With a filmography that spans mainstream films, prestige television, and independent productions, Peltz has established a presence in the entertainment industry as a versatile character actor.