Faithe Herman

Faithe C. Herman was born on December 27, 2007, in San Diego, California. She is the youngest of five children and began acting at the age of five alongside her sisters, initially undertaking background work. Her career trajectory shifted significantly when she auditioned for a television pilot in December 2015, which later became the acclaimed series ‘This Is Us’. After two auditions, Herman secured the recurring co-star role of Annie Pearson. By 2017, her role was elevated to a series regular, a position she maintained until the show’s conclusion in 2022, appearing in 83 episodes. Her work on ‘This Is Us’ earned her two Screen Actors Guild Awards for “Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series” in 2018 and 2019, recognizing her contributions alongside the show’s cast.

Beyond her television success, Herman entered the film industry, notably starring in the DC films ‘Shazam!’ (2019) and its sequel ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ (2023), where she portrayed Darla Dudley. She also took on the role of young Angela Abar in HBO’s critically acclaimed series ‘Watchmen’ in 2019. Her film credits include “Bodied” (2017) and “The Flourish” (2019). Most recently, in 2023, she starred as Riley Rice in “Aporia.” Herman graduated from high school with honors and is slated to attend UCSD while continuing her acting career, demonstrating a commitment to both her education and professional development. In 2018, she also appeared in a Subaru commercial, further diversifying her acting portfolio.

Throughout her career, Herman has demonstrated versatility across various genres, from family drama to superhero blockbusters and intricate mini-series. She has worked with prominent production companies and networks including NBC, HBO, and Warner Bros. Entertainment. Her early professional achievements, including multiple award wins and significant roles before the age of 18, highlight her consistent engagement in the entertainment industry.