Ryan Simpkins

Ryan Simpkins (born March 25, 1998) is an American actor acclaimed for numerous roles in critically acclaimed movies. Known for her performances in Pride and Glory, A Single Man, Revolutionary Road, and the Fear Street trilogy of films, Ryan's acting prowess and range shine through in each character portrayed. Simpkin's acting journey began with their first film appearance in Sherrybaby, securing a lead role opposite Maggie Gyllenhaal, a commendable feat for a first film. This debut role stands as a testament to Ryan's inherent talent and ability to capture the essence of a character, setting the stage for an impressive career. They had performed three times alongside their brother, Ty, in Pride and Glory, Revolutionary Road, and Arcadia. The duo's on-screen chemistry, coupled with their shared acting talent, made each collaboration a delight for audiences and critics alike. Amid their growing portfolio, Ryan landed a lead role as Lizzy Muldoun in the film adaptation of Wendy Mass's book Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life, demonstrating her adaptability to varied storytelling forms.

In 2021, Ryan brought the character 'Alice' to life in the Fear Street trilogy, demonstrating their ability to helm critical roles effortlessly. Simpkins identifies as non-binary and uses they/she pronouns, reflecting her strong self-identify. This dedication to authenticity reflects their commitment to communicate and advocate through their personal and professional life. With an impressive string of accomplishments carried out in a relatively short career, Ryan Simpkins continues to chart a captivating path in the acting world. They remain an exciting talent to watch, with every performance precipitating anticipation for the next.