Alex Wolff

**Alexander Draper Wolff**, better known as **Alex Wolff**, born on November 1, 1997, is a talented American actor, musician, and filmmaker. He gained initial fame alongside his older brother Nat, on the Nickelodeon musical comedy series _The Naked Brothers Band_ (2007–09), a brainchild of their mother, Polly Draper. The series recorded two successful soundtrack albums named _The Naked Brothers Band_ and _I Don't Want to Go to School_, co-produced by their father, the famous Michael Wolff. Post-Nickelodeon, Alex and his brother formed the duo, Nat & Alex Wolff, and released surf-acing albums like _Black Sheep_ (2011), _Public Places_ (2016), _Table for Two_ (2023). The duo reestablished their collaborative prowess, co-starring in their mother's comedy-drama film - _Stella's Last Weekend_ (2018). Wolff didn't confine his career to music, spreading his wings in various film roles. Distinguishing himself portraying ‘Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’ in _Patriots Day_ (2016) and ‘John Derf Backderf’ in _My Friend Dahmer_ (2017), Wolff has showcased his reputable acting skills. His acting prowess is reflected, appearing in _My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2_ (2016), _Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle_ (2017), and _Hereditary_ (2018). Undoubtedly, Weinstein’s directorial debut was eagerly awaited and eventually well received with the drama film, _The Cat and the Moon_ (2019). Born in Manhattan, New York City, Alex has a prolific lineage of actors, musicians, venture capitalists, and civic leaders. He also struggles with Tourette's syndrome, an inherited condition from his father.