Niles Fitch is an accomplished American actor whose career began at a young age, showcasing his talent across various mediums including television, film, and stage. He first gained recognition for his role as a young Randall Pearson in the critically acclaimed NBC series “This Is Us,” where his performance contributed to the show’s overall success. Fitch’s portrayal earned him an ensemble Screen Actors Guild Award, highlighting his ability to connect with audiences and deliver emotionally resonant performances.

Fitch’s journey in the entertainment industry began with print modeling at the age of four, leading to his stage debut in the North American tour of “The Lion King” as Young Simba’s replacement. This early experience laid a strong foundation for his acting career, allowing him to hone his craft in front of live audiences. He further showcased his versatility in the Off-Broadway production of “Our Lady of Kibeho,” where he played the role of Emmanuel, demonstrating his range and depth as an actor.

In addition to his television success, Fitch has made significant strides in film. He starred in the Disney+ film “Secret Society of Second-Born Royals” as Prince Tuma, a role that allowed him to reach a broader audience. His performance in the 2021 film “The Fallout” received critical acclaim, further establishing him as a rising star in Hollywood.

Fitch continues to expand his artistic horizons by exploring behind-the-camera work while pursuing his studies at the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts. His dedication to his craft and commitment to raising awareness for lupus through his ambassador work with Lupus LA reflect his passion for both the arts and social causes.