Dylan Minnette

Being on the TV screen since he was 8 years old as a child version of Charlie Sheen Carlos Irwin Estévez, more prominently known as Ch >> Read More... and also in various commercials for Tide and GMC after being scouted in Chicago, Dylan Minnette is now a successful actor best known for his role as David, Jack Shepard’s son on Lost, a dramatic television shows on ABC. Minnette was born in Evansville, Indiana, in 1996, and his age (and appearance) makes him one of the several eye candies of the American youth. Born to Robyn and Craig Minnette, he is an only child. His first feature length film was Let Me In Click to look into! >> Read More... , alongside Chloe Moretz, in 2011.

Over time he has starred and made recurring appearances on several TV shows such as Saving Grace, Prison Break, The Mentalist, Supernatural, Grey’s Anatomy, and much more. Some feature films that Minnette has appeared in includes Snow Buddies, which was very popular amongst children, the cinematic adaptation of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps, and recently, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day which is directed by Miguel Arteta. To add on to his acting talent, Dylan Minnette is also a musician.

His band, The Feaver, performs quite often at famous LA venues including The Roxy and Whisky a Go Go, and Minnette is the lead singer and the rhythm guitarist in the said band. The band’s win in 2010’s Battle of The Bands contest led them to their biggest gig in the 2011 Vans Warped Tour. Their popular song, Bleeding Man, was used in a promo for The Haunting Hour. Minnette’s love for music and bands like The Strokes, The Black Keys, Wolfmother, and the Beatles, reflects in the genre of music that The Feaver chooses to indulge in and create. In 2014, The Narwhals was the new name chosen for the band. Dylan Minnette has received two Young Artist Awards for his respective roles on Saving Grace and Medium. He has also been nominated for a Young Artist Award for his commendable performance in his first silver screen appearance, Let Me In.