Austin Abrams

Austin Noah Abrams, born on September 2, 1996, in Sarasota, Florida, is an American actor. His journey into acting began at an early age, first taking lessons at five and appearing in theater productions by nine. Abrams made his feature film debut in the mystery action thriller film ‘Ticking Clock’ in 2011. This initial exposure led to roles in other productions, including his television debut in MTV’s ‘The Inbetweeners’ as Todd Cooper in 2012. He further expanded his filmography with a role in ‘Jewtopia’ in the same year, portraying a young Adam Lipschitz.

Abrams’ career progressed with appearances in notable films such as ‘Gangster Squad’ (2013) and the coming-of-age comedy-drama ‘The Kings of Summer’ (2013). A significant turn in his career came with his recurring role as Ron Anderson in AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’ across its fifth and sixth seasons (2015–2016), bringing him to wider public attention. He continued to build a diverse portfolio with roles in films like ‘Paper Towns’ (2015) and ‘Brad’s Status’ (2017). The late 2010s saw him take on a major role as Ethan in the HBO teen drama series ‘Euphoria’ (2019–present), starting as a recurring cast member before being promoted to series regular. During this period, he also featured in the horror film ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ (2019) and had a recurring role in the acclaimed TV series ‘This Is Us’ (2019–2021).

The 2020s marked continuous growth in Abrams’ career with leading roles including Henry Page in the teen romance film ‘Chemical Hearts’ (2020) and Dash in the Netflix romantic comedy series ‘Dash & Lily’ (2020). He continued to appear in films such as ‘Do Revenge’ (2022), ‘The Starling Girl’ (2023), and ‘The Line’ (2023), for which he received the Rising Star Award at the Sarasota Film Festival. Recent projects include the action comedy ‘Wolfs’ (2024), where he worked alongside George Clooney and Brad Pitt, and upcoming roles in ‘Weapons’ (2025), ‘Whalefall’ (2026), and ‘Resident Evil’ (2026).