Griffin Gamache

Griffin Gamache is an actor, known for Down Down the Deep River (2014).

Griffin Gluck

Griffin Gluck is among Hollywood's young actors to watch, who at the age of 17 already has over ten years of acting experience under his belt. His big break came in 2011 when he was chosen for the role of Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler's son 'Michael' in Just Go With It, for which he received a Young Artist Award nomination. Since then, Gluck has acquired an impressive collection of credits in both film and TV, and has worked with some of the most well-known names in entertainment. From working with a stellar cast in Shonda Rhimes' Private Practice, to working with Oscar-winner Octavia Spencer in Red Band Society, to his lead role in ABC's Back in the Game alongside James Caan, Gluck has showcased an impressive versatility doing both drama and comedy. Most recently, Gluck starred as Sam Ecklund on Netflix's True Crime satire American Vandal. The limited series received broad critical acclaim, including a Writers Guild nomination for Best New Series and a Critics' Choice Award nomination for Best Limited Series. On the silver screen, Gluck starred as 'Rafe Khatchadorian' in Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life, based on the New York Times #1 bestselling book of the same name by James Patterson. Gluck also starred in the holiday comedy Why Him from director and co-writer John Hamburg, where he played 'Scotty Fleming,' Bryan Cranston's onscreen son. Additional feature film credits include Larry Gaye: Renegade Male Flight Attendant, Trust Me directed by Clark Gregg and Just Before I Go directed by Courteney Cox, Gluck also has an extensive background in television, including guest roles in FOX's hit comedy The Mick, CBS's Man With a Plan, NBC's About a Boy and HBO's Silicon Valley, where his role of 'Adderall Boy' went viral. When not acting, you can find Gluck working out, playing Xbox or hanging with his cat, M.J.

Griffin Grady

Griffin Hood

Griffin has worked in the film industry as a writer, actor and producer. His most notable achievement is co-writing The Baytown Outlaws, with Barry Battles, which stars Billy Bob Thornton (Slingblade), Clayne Crawford (Rectify, Lethal Weapon) and Travis Fimmell (Vikings). The script landed on the 2009 black list. After spending numerous years in Los Angles, Griffin now resides in Alabama.

Griffin Jahr

Griffin Jahr is an actor, known for The Last Push (2012).

Griffin Johnson

Griffin Johnson is known for Good Nights Rest, Over the Edge and Eddie Brennan.

Griffin Jones-Burgess

Griffin Jones-Burgess is known for The Hexecutioners (2015) and Hellmouth (2014).

Griffin Kane

Griffin got his big break when renowned director Steven Soderbergh came to Chicago to cast the movie Contagion (2011). At the age of just 7, Griffin would play Clark Morrow, the son of Matt Damon and Gwyneth Paltrow's characters. Soon after, he appeared on NBC's Chicago Fire (2012), and was cast in the pilot episode of Sam & Cat (2013), which quickly became Nickelodeon's highest-rated series. He continued as a recurring guest star with additional appearances on the hit show. In 2014, Griffin appeared on USA Network's comedy series Sirens (2014), created by Denis Leary & Bob Fisher. Griffin was cast to play the younger brother of Michael Mosley's character, Johnny. At just 10, Griffin landed his first lead role as Alden Blakemore in the Hallmark Hall of Fame movie One Christmas Eve (2014). His on-screen mom, Anne Heche, took Griffin under her wing during his largest project yet. The TV movie was shot in Winnipeg, Canada and Griffin worked closely with a litter of beagle pups. As a young Michael Dorman in Amazon's series Patriot (2015), Griffin continued his acting adventures by smoking his first (herb) cigarette, shooting a gun and riding a bull. The popular series was created and directed by fellow Chicagoan, Steve Conrad. For The Exorcist (2016) on Fox, Griffin studied and adopted Ben Daniels' unique British dialect in order to play Father Marcus as a boy. He performed an exorcism on a possessed man during a terrifying scene shot in a Chicago slaughterhouse. After his success in the growing Chicago production market, Griffin had the opportunity to work on the Universal Studios back lot on a multi-cam comedy pilot, The Kicker (2016), produced by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock for CBS. He was cast as a series regular and It was his first experience in front of a live studio audience. Griffin and co-stars Geoff Stults, David Spade, JoAnna Garcia Swisher and J.B. Smoove kept everyone laughing throughout rehearsals and the live performance. At 13, Griffin was cast to play a young Jack O'Connell in the Netflix western Godless (2017), written and directed by Scott Frank. The limited series was shot in Santa Fe, where Griffin learned to ride a horse, speak with a southern dialect and found a new mentor in co-star Jeff Daniels. Coincidentally, the series was also produced by Steven Soderbergh, who gave Griffin his first job. Most recently, Griffin portrayed troubled teen Zach Brand on Chicago Med (2015).

Griffin Kehoe

Griffin Kehoe was born on September 5, 2002 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor, known for The Hatred (2017), Seahorses (2014) and A Time to Remember (2003).

Griffin Kunitz

Griffin has been acting since he was 3.5 years old sharing the role of Johnny Dimera with his twin brother, Aaron Kunitz, on Days of Our Lives. Griffin loves singing, dancing, cooking, and all art forms especially ceramics. He loves reading and storytelling plus playing video games with his friends. He holds dual passports for USA and EU