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.