Actors

Benjamin Scanlan was born in May 2010 in London and now lives near Glasgow with his family. He trains at UK Theatre School, Glasgow

He is the great-nephew of the actors Sean Scanlan and Barbara Rafferty

He is best known for the role of Young Lennox in Crime (2021) and will make his cinematic debut as Raife Langley in The Lost King (2022).

Edward Carmody is known for Transfusion (2023), Strong Hearts Have Scars and Fragile.

Adam Robb is known for The Lost King (2022) and Angry Young Men (2022).

Gilbert Bradman is a young Australian actor. He played Sam Worthington and Phoebe Tonkin's son in the STAN original feature film Transfusion (dir. Matt Nable). His other credits include eight episodes of the AACTA award winning mini-series The Twelve for Warner Bros./FOXTEL (dirs. Daniel Nettheim, Catherine Millar, Sian Davies, Greg McClean) playing the role of Oscar Merrick the son of Brooke Satchwell and Hamish Michael. He played the role of Lou in five episodes of The Messenger for ABC (Dirs. Daniel Nettheim, Helena Brooks, Jennifer Leacey). Gilbert voiced five characters and sang the introductory song for Disney Juniors award winning animated Alphabet Street Series. On stage, Gilbert played the role of John Bechdel for the Australian premiere of the Tony Award winning Broadway musical, Fun Home for the Sydney Theatre Company (dir. Dean Bryant). He has performed in two seasons for the Australian Shakespeare Company. Gilbert has appeared in television commercials playing the lead for The Smith Family in their back to school campaign, as well as for Repco, Qantas and Nickelodeon. Gilbert has an excellent Standard American and English accent and is a dual Australian and English passport holder. He loves being around creative people and has built many long lasting relationships. He has worked alongside his younger brother Alastair and his older sister Victoria. He loves reading, singing, dancing and playing piano & guitar with his friends.

Henry Helm is known for Too Close (2021), The Alienist (2018) and Christmas Visitations (2015).

Billy Barratt is an English actor and musician who has been performing professionally since the age of six. He has appeared in numerous film, TV, and West End theatre productions. He trained at the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School and ELAM Arts School.

In 2020, at just 13 years old, Billy made history as the youngest recipient of the International Emmy Award for Best Performance by an Actor, for his lead role in the psychological drama Responsible Child (BBC/Kudos).

In the critically acclaimed drama, Billy portrayed Ray, a 12-year-old child on trial for the brutal murder of his stepfather. The production won the International Emmy Award for Best TV Movie and earned two BAFTA nominations. Billy's powerful performance as Ray also secured him a nomination for Best Newcomer at the 2020 National Film Awards.

In 2021, Billy captured audiences as the troubled outcast Caspar Morrow in Apple TV's high-budget sci-fi series Invasion. The series, created and executive produced by Academy Award and Emmy-nominated Simon Kinberg (The Martian) and David Weil (Hunters), featured Billy as the emotional heart of its UK storyline. The show was renewed for a second and third season, with Billy's layered portrayal continuing to resonate with viewers.

Billy also starred alongside Mckenna Grace, Kid Cudi, and Isaiah Russell-Bailey in Disney+'s coming-of-age space adventure Crater.

In 2024, he is set to appear in the highly anticipated Sony/Marvel production Kraven the Hunter alongside Russell Crowe and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. Additionally, Billy joins an all-star cast, including Dave Bautista, Anna Faris, Chloe Coleman, and Ken Jeong, in Amazon's My Spy: The Eternal City.

Billy's previous film credits include Blinded by the Light, Mary Poppins Returns, Sharknado 5, The Other Me, To Dream, and The Islander.

On television, his credits include Invasion (Seasons 1 and 2, Apple TV), A Christmas Carol (Ridley Scott/Tom Hardy/BBC), Mr. Selfridge (ITV), The White Princess (Starz), and The Alienist (Netflix).

When not on set, Billy is the frontman and guitarist for his band, The Hunger.

Alfie Field is known for The Awakening (2011), The Woman in Black (2012) and Chasing Shadows (2014).

At five years old, London-based actor Rupert Turnbull was cast in his first professional role, filming in Canada as a central character to play Genevieve O'Reilly and Tim Roth's son, Petey Worth, for the Sky Atlantic series, Tin Star. There followed further travel for TV roles, including Budapest for The Alienist, Belfast for Mrs Wilson and, most recently, Belgium as a series regular for all three seasons of the ITV series, Professor T. Rupert was first cast in a big screen film role as a lead character, Barnaby Hargreaves, playing the son of Anna Chancellor and Hugh Dennis in Nativity Rocks, which premiered for Christmas cinema release in November 2017. A further Christmas cinema release followed his voicing of Tiny Tim in the Timeless Films/Netflix Animation, Scrooge, alongside another stellar cast including Olivia Colman and Luke Evans. Screen experience has also extended from the stage for Rupert, performing as Nancy Carroll and Rory Kinnear's son, Guido 'Fawksey' Marx, in the Bridge Theatre's first-ever production, Young Marx, and selected for the cast to broadcast in cinemas worldwide via National Theatre Live. In 2023, Rupert filmed the lead character, Isaac, in the feature Daddy's Head, which had its World Première at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, and is due to be released as a Shudder Original on October 11, 2024.

Matthew Lintz is an American actor known for playing Matty van Patten in Pixels, Henry in the AMC television series The Walking Dead and Bruno in Ms. Marvel. His two older sisters and younger brother, Mackenzie, Madison, and Macsen are also actors. He lives in Los Angeles, California.

Louis Ashbourne Serkis is known for Out There (2025), The Kid Who Would Be King (2019) and The Queen's Gambit (2020).

Milo Callaghan is known for Dune: Prophecy (2024), FBI: International (2021) and The Rainmaker.

Landon Gimenez was born on 5 November 2003 in Houston, Texas, USA. He is an actor, known for Chasing Titles Vol. 1 (2017), Resurrection (2013) and Criminal Minds (2005).

Zachary Scott Ross is known for Mindhunter (2017).

Ryan Buggle was born on January 31, 2010 in New Jersey, USA as Ryan Michael Buggle. Ryan is known for his work on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999), The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (2014), The Reliant (2019), Master of None (2015), Person of Interest (2011), Sneaky Pete (2015), Saturday Night Live (1975), and Alterscape (2018). Buggle has also starred in the 2017 Radio City Christmas Spectacular starring the Radio City Rockettes and Broadway's The Inheritence.

Tomaso Sanelli is an actor, known for Thanksgiving (2023), Titans (2018) and Detention Adventure (2019).

Jaiden Cannatelli is known for Odd Squad (2014), Anon (2018) and Odd Squad: The Movie (2016).

Will Romain is known for Danny's song (2025), Creeped Out (2017) and Pitching In (2019).

Kyle began acting at the age of 4, after showing interest in a film production being shot near his home.

Shortly after turning 6, Kyle was cast in the role of "Barker Simmons" in the 20th Century Fox feature, "Parental Guidance" directed by Andy Fickman. Kyle had the fantastic opportunity of working beside Billy Crystal, Bette Midler and Marisa Tomei in the film. This role won him a "Scene Stealer Award" from kidspickflicks.com, and earned him two 2013 Young Artist Award nominations including "best actor under 10 in a feature film".

In 2014 Kyle won a Young Artist Award for his role as Jackson Marshall, in the Hallmark Christmas movie "Catch A Christmas Star". He also received a nomination for his role as Jack in the series "Satisfaction"

Watch for him as Henry Bennigan in the upcoming ABC series "The Whispers".

Kyle always brings a smile to everyone around him. He is very "at home" in a filming environment, and loves being on set. Kyle loves to be challenged and is very capable of following complex direction.

When he isn't on set, Kyle is very active with sports. He is involved in skateboarding and enjoys BMX racing. Kyle likes video games, puzzles, singing, reading books, building things with Lego, and goofing around with his sisters.

Parker Lauzon is known for Davey & Jonesie's Locker (2024), Ruby and the Well (2022) and My Perfect Landing (2020).

Shortly after his first audition, Devan landed the hero role of the L'il Chef on a "Dan-o-nino Yogurt" commercial. His engaging personality and natural ability won over the producers of the feature film "Jesus Henry Christ" shortly thereafter, and he was cast as the younger version of the lead character Henry James Herman. It was a natural transition for Devan to book the series regular role of Adam in the HBO Canada series "The Yard". The character Adam is a precocious and communicative kid, not unlike Devan himself. Devan has subsequently appeared in episodes of "The Next Star", "Really Me", "Flashpoint", "Odd Squad" and "Hannibal" and has recently worked on the feature "Group Home" in the principal role of Jason. When an opportunity to audition for voice work arose, Devan dove right in and booked the voice of Rubble on "Paw Patrol", and Frankie on "Ella the Elephant". He has gone on to voice Sammy in "Playdate", Tommy Tibble in "Arthur", Jackson in "Creative Galaxy", Daniel in "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood", Night Ninja in "PJ Masks", Ranger Roger in "Space Ranger Roger", and of course Charlie in Wishenpoof! Devan is a multi-nominated actor in animation and on-camera work, and has taken home winning trophies in both 2015 and 2016. He was most recently nominated for a Canadian Screen Award in the voice category. As a well rounded and grounded kid, Devan has lots of interests, but his passion for acting trumps them all. Devan Cohen is repped by Vanderwerff Talent in Toronto.

Ethan Pugiotto is known for Shazam! (2019), My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (2016) and The Snoopy Show (2021).

Oliver Finnegan is known for The Watchers (2024), Outlander (2014) and We Are Lady Parts (2021).

Justin Paul Kelly is known for The Umbrella Academy (2019), Private Eyes (2016) and Creeped Out (2017).

Since setting out to pursue a profession as an actor in 2009, Jakob Davies has experienced wide spread success in his young, and varied career. He has portrayed iconic characters such as "Lex Luther" in The CW's SMALLVILLE, and recurred as "Pinocchio" in ABC's hit series ONCE UPON A TIME. In 2013, Jakob landed the supporting lead role opposite Jessica Biel in feature film "THE TALL MAN", and shortly following that he appeared in the independent feature THE YOUNG AND PRODIGIOUS SPIVET where Jakob worked alongside Helena Bonham Carter and Callum Keith Rennie with Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet ("Amelie"). In 2014, Jakob had the pleasure of shooting the MGM/Warner Brothers feature IF I STAY, where he played the younger brother of Chloe Grace Moretz. The film went on to be nominated for a People Choice Award, and won two Teen Choice Awards.

In 2015, not only did Jakob's film THE BIRDWATCHER premiere at the Whistler Film Festival, but Jakob was recognized in the festivals annual "Stars to Watch" program. This initiative honors 4 up and coming thespians, who are on the verge on international success and stardom. The nomination is held in high regard across the industry.

In 2016 Jakob was seen in THE ADVENTURE CLUB opposite Kim Coates ("Sons of Anarchy") and Billy Zane ("Zoolander" and "Titanc"). A family friendly film that follows a group of friends who find a magical and mysterious box who band together for an exciting adventure.

Jakob will be seen next starring opposite Nicolas Cage in the dystopian action thriller, HUMANITY BUREAU.

Brennan Clost attended The Juilliard School in New York City, graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. He trained with The Barrow Group Theatre Company and School in NYC, LB Acting Studio in Toronto, as well as various dance studios across Southern Ontario. Brennan began his performance career at a young age with a big heart for dance. In pursuit of his dream to be a professional dancer, Brennan was driven by his intense desire to never give up. He has acclimated himself to a highly competitive and versatile dance career. At the age of 16, a talent agent scouted Brennan after seeing him perform at a dance competition. Before the agent would sign Brennan to his roster, he sent him for a trial audition. The audition was for the Temple Street Productions series, The Next Step. During his time at Juilliard, Brennan was a lead character on The Next Step for the first five seasons, airing internationally.