Jack Dylan Grazer (born September 3, 2003 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actor.
The nephew of Hollywood producer Brian Grazer, he started his career on television as a child, then moved into horror films. The roles he is most well known for these days are a young Eddie Kaspbrak in the 2017 and 2019 adaptation of Stephen King's supernatural horror novel It, Freddy Freeman in SHAZAM!, and Alberto Scorfano in Luca.
He came out as bisexual and non-binary in 2021, stating his pronouns are he/they.
Filmography:
- The Greatest Event in Television History (2014) as the son
- Comedy Bang! Bang! (2015) as Kayden Aukerman
- Tales of Halloween (2015) as young Joey Stranger
- Scales: Mermaids Are Real (2017) as Adam Wilts
- Me, Myself, and I (2017) as young Alex Riley
- It (2017) as young Eddie Kaspbrak
- It: Chapter Two (2019)
- Beautiful Boy (2018) as 12 year old Nic Sheff
- Speechless (2018) as Rev
- DC Extended Universe as Freddy Freeman
- SHAZAM! (2019)
- SHAZAM! Fury of the Gods (2023)
- Don't Tell a Soul (2019) as Joey Chambliss
- We Are Who We Are (2020) as Fraser Wilson
- Luca (2021) as Alberto Scorfano
- Ron's Gone Wrong (2021) as Barney Pudowski
- Batman And Superman Battle Of The Super Sons (2022) as Jonathan Kent
Tropes applying to his works:
- Old Shame: Scales seems to be a touchy subject for him. So much so that it became a running joke with him and his It cast mates.
- Queer Character, Queer Actor: Before coming out, he'd played Fraser in We Are Who We Are, who is gay or bi.
- Time-Shifted Actor: He frequently played characters who grow up over the course of the story, such as in Tales of Halloween, Me, myself and I, Beautiful Boy and both chapters of It. Also applies to SHAZAM! in a way, with his adult superhero form being played by Adam Brody.
