Jack Dylan Grazer

September 3, 2024

Fast Facts
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Jack Dylan Grazer is a Hollywood actor born on September 3, 2003. He began his acting career in brief appearances in films and television before landing his breakout role as Eddie Kaspbrak in the 2017 and 2019 film adaptations of Stephen King’s novel “It.” We need a clown not to scare but to wish and entertain him on his special day!

Fast Facts

Full Name:

Jack Dylan Grazer

Birth date:

September 3, 2003

Age:

Zodiac Sign:

Virgo

Height:

5' 7"

Relationship Status:

In a relationship

Net Worth:

$500 thousand

Background

Being a child celebrity is not easy, but Grazer has made it appear like a piece of cake. The striking young star first appeared on screen in 2014, and he has been on the rise ever since. Despite his youth, he has worked with some of the industry’s top stars and received two awards already. Jack Dylan Grazer was born to Angela Lafever and Gavin Grazer on September 3, 2003, in Los Angeles, California, United States.

His father Gavin Grazer, is an actor-director, while his uncle Brian Thomas Grazer, is a Hollywood film producer. He is a Texas graduate of the Adderley School, where he annually sponsors two students with a scholarship.

A lot of commercials have featured Grazer. His debut acting appearance was in the 2014 television series “The Greatest Event in Television History,” followed by a cameo in the 2015 comedy “Bang, Bang!” He made his film debut in 2015 with the horror-comedy film “Tales of Halloween.” After that, he was accepted into the Adderley Repertory Theater Ensemble program, where he starred in several of their productions.

Grazer got his big Hollywood break with the film adaptation of Stephen King’s novel “It” (2017). This horror movie was a box office hit, and his performance as Eddie Kaspbrak earned him popularity. In the same year, he starred in another film, “Scales: Mermaids Are Real,” and had a regular role in the C.B.S. sitcom “Me, Myself, and I,” in which he portrayed young Alex Riley. After “Beautiful Boy” (2018), “Shazam!” (2019) was his next project. In 2019, Grazer returned in “It: Chapter Two.”

Career timeline

2014

First Appearance as an Actor

Grazer does a cameo in "The Greatest Event in Television History," a special mockumentary series.

2015

His Big Screen Debut

Grazer portrays the bullied kid dressed as a cowboy who is tormented in the alley by the trio of bullies.

2017

His Blockbuster Film

In the movie adaptation of Stephen King's legendary horror "It," Grazer plays Eddie Kaspbrak.

2018

Grazer's Award for ‘Eddie’

For his role as Eddie, he also wins the M.T.V. Movie & T.V. Awards for Best On-Screen Team.

2019

Nominated for Another Award

He and the cast of "It" are nominated for a Fright Meter Award in the category of Best Ensemble Cast.

2020

An Actor to Watch Out For

The Hollywood Critics Association awards Grazer the ‘Next Generation of Hollywood’ award on January 10 for "It: Chapter Two."

Why We Love Jack Dylan Grazer

He sponsors a scholarship
Grazer is so passionate about acting that he wants to help others reach their goals. He is an alumnus of Texas’ Adderley School, where he annually sponsors students with a scholarship. He told “The Glass Magazine” that he wants children who don't have the resources or opportunities to pursue their aspirations to be able to do so.
He's an anti-bullying ambassador
Grazer is an outspoken advocate of anti-bullying. He became a global ambassador for the nonprofit Stomp Out Bullying in 2019. Stomp Out Bullying is the top national anti-bullying and cyberbullying organization for kids and teens in the United States.
He's humorous
He is the JACK of all trades and master of everything, from comedy to dabbling in TikTok. He likes to make fun of himself and is extremely clever.

5 Surprising Facts

He loves to skateboard
He's been a long-time skateboarder who's been honing his talent for years.
He started a clothing line
He also enjoys drawing, and as a result, has created some designs for his apparel line, ‘Dull Boy Doodlez.’
He likes to shoot films
He filmed a documentary titled "Family is Family," which won him the Best Documentary Award in his school.
He is afraid of pigeons
He was four years old when he witnessed a girl with a pigeon stuck in her hair when he was at McDonald's with his grandfather; it seems like he never really got over that incident.
He likes to travel
He has traveled much throughout the years, visiting destinations like Brazil and Spain.