Finn Wolfhard

 Wolfhard and Josh Ovalle co-directed their first music video in July of 2017 for the song of Spendtime Palace, "Sonora". Wolfhard played the lead role in the role of Richie Tozier, in the 2017 adaptation of Stephen King's It. It as well as Stranger Things were both cast as roles played by Wolfhard. Both films take place in the 80s. Wolfhard says the role was initially conceived for Richie by Cary Fukunaga, who was also a co-director as well as the writer. But, Fukunaga left the project because of differences in her creative vision. This led to Wolfhard to take on Stranger Things. Wolfhard was forced to audition again for the role of Richie after Andy Muschietti was attached to It. 15 years old Wolfhard quit his agency, APA in the month of October, 2017. He was fired Tyler Grasham, an agent who was accused of sexually assaulting actors in the young age group. Wolfhard was not assaulted. 16 Wolfhard was signed by CAA, a talent management company in January of 2018. In the year 2018, he portrayed Tyler who was a kind and generous pizza delivery man in Dog Days, a comedy-comedy film written and directed by Ken Marino. In January 2019, Wolfhard was the lead character in the animated series of Netflix Carmen Sandiego as "Player" as the main companion and friend of the main character. He made his debut as a model in Saint Laurent's Spring/Winter campaign for 2019. He played the role of a young Richie and flashbacks were filmed in It Chapter Two (2019). Additionally, he was a part-time actor in The Goldfinch (2018), the John Crowley-directed adaptation of Donna Tartt's novel. Young Boris Pavlikovsky is a troublemaker and student from Ukraine. Crowley did not pick Wolfhard for the role he initially wanted, preferring Boris to be performed by an Russian actor. But Wolfhard's impeccable Russian accent was a major factor in his ability to get the part. Wolfhard was also voiced by Pugsley Addams in the animated version of The Addams Family. Wolfhard was featured in Variety's Hollywood Youth Impact Report from 2017 until 2019.2727 The Hollywood Reporter named Wolfhard as one of the top 30 actors younger than 18 years old in both 2018 and 2019.