Griffin Gluck

**Griffin Alexander Gluck** is an acclaimed American actor born on August 24, 2000. He launched his career at a young age, finding initial success in comedy movies. He had noteworthy roles in blockbusters such as *Just Go with It* (2011) and *Why Him?* (2016). Griffin advanced in his career with a leading role in drama series *Red Band Society* (2014–2015), where he played a comatose teenager, receiving wide recognition. He also achieved acclaim for his role of a young film prodigy in the Netflix mockumentary series *American Vandal* (2017–2018). He also played the main antagonist, Gabe / Dodge, in the Netflix horror series *Locke & Key* (2020–2022).\\n\\nApart from these, he played leading roles in comedy films *Big Time Adolescence* (2019), *Tall Girl* (2019) and its 2022 sequel, and *North Hollywood* (2021). He had a role in the second and final season of the Freeform thriller anthology *Cruel Summer* (2023) and starred in the sci-fi slasher film *Time Cut* (2024). Gluck found his passion for acting when he accompanied his older sister, Caroline, to a summer kids' showcase of *Guys and Dolls* at the Palisades Playhouse. He started off his acting career with a short film named *Time Out* when he was just three. His major breakthrough came with the film *Just Go with It* in 2011, which earned him a *Young Artist Award* nomination. He furthered his legacy by bagging significant roles in TV shows like *Private Practice* and Fox series *Red Band Society*. Despite facing some setbacks in his career, such as a series cancellation and pilot rejections, Gluck remained persistent in his pursuit, resulting in a thriving acting career.