Jett Klyne

Jett Klyne (born June 15, 2009 in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada) is a Canadian child actor who has quickly become a recognizable face in both television and film. From the moment he first appeared on screen as the iconic Gerber Baby in a televised commercial, his career has been marked by a steady climb through increasingly prominent roles. By the age of seven, Klyne earned his first major cinematic credit in the 2016 horror feature The Boy, demonstrating an early aptitude for conveying tension and innocence simultaneously. Two years later he expanded into science‑fiction with The Humanity Bureau (2018), portraying the youthful incarnation of Nicolas Cage’s character, a performance that not only highlighted his versatility but also placed him alongside his parents—actress Destee Klyne and stunt‑double Paul Klyne—who were involved in the production. Klyne’s breakout into mainstream pop‑culture arrived with his casting as Tommy Maximoff in Marvel’s critically acclaimed Disney+ series WandaVision (2021), where his subtle emotional depth helped anchor the surreal narrative. The role earned him further exposure when he reprised the character in the blockbuster Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), cementing his status as one of the youngest actors to cross between television and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In 2023 he headlined the drama The Boy in the Woods, showcasing a more mature dramatic range as he navigated complex themes of survival and resilience. Beyond his on‑screen work, Jett Klyne is noted for his collaborative spirit on set, often praised by directors for his professionalism despite his youth. As he continues to grow both personally and artistically, industry observers anticipate that his early foundation—bolstered by a family deeply rooted in film production—will propel him toward increasingly challenging and high‑profile projects in the years to come.