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Jacob Tremblay

Jacob Tremblay
Tremblay in 2025
Born (2006-10-05) October 5, 2006 (age 20)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
OccupationActor
Years active2013–present
RelativesEmma Tremblay (sister)

Jacob Tremblay (/ˈtrɒmbleɪ/ TROM-blay; born October 5, 2006)[1] is a Canadian actor. Beginning his career as a child actor in the 2010s, he expanded to voice acting in mainstream animated media and mature roles in independent films.

Tremblay first gained recognition for his role as a child born in captivity in Room (2015), for which he won the Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Young Performer and became the youngest nominee for the Actor Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role. Continued recognition came from his roles as a child with Treacher Collins Syndrome in the drama Wonder (2017) and a naive sixth grader in the comedy Good Boys (2019).

Tremblay has taken on voice roles as Damian Wayne / Robin in Harley Quinn (2019), the title characters in Luca (2021) and Orion and the Dark (2024), which earned him an Emmy Award, Flounder in The Little Mermaid (2023), and Curtis in Wildwood (2026). He returned to live-action projects with more mature roles in the biographical crime films Sovereign (2025), which earned him an Independent Spirit Award nomination, and Unabomber (2026), in which he portrayed the titular domestic terrorist.

Early life

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Tremblay, the middle of three children, was born on October 5, 2006, in Vancouver, British Columbia.[2][3] His father is a police detective. Tremblay's sisters are actresses Erica and Emma Tremblay.[4] His maternal grandfather is Chilean.[5]

Career

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2013–2016: early roles and breakthrough

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Tremblay at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival

Tremblay began acting in television roles. He made his film debut in The Smurfs 2,[6] released in 2013.[7] Tremblay portrayed Jack Newsome in the critically acclaimed drama film Room, co-starring with Brie Larson.[8] The film, directed by Lenny Abrahamson, premiered on September 4, 2015, at the Telluride Film Festival, and was released in cinemas on October 16, 2015.[9] For his performance, he was nominated for the 2015 Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role, becoming the youngest actor nominated for that award and the second-youngest in all categories.[citation needed]

In 2016, Tremblay played a supporting role in the comedy film Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie; and guest-starred as the younger version of the main character, Phil Miller, on Fox's post-apocalyptic comedy series The Last Man on Earth.[10] That same year, he starred in the horror film Before I Wake, with Kate Bosworth and Thomas Jane,[11] and played a supporting role in the psychological thriller Shut In, alongside Naomi Watts, and co-starring Oliver Platt,[12] and directed by Farren Blackburn.[13] He also portrayed Wes Firth in the adventure comedy-drama Burn Your Maps, starring with Vera Farmiga and Marton Csokas.[14]

2017–present: dramas and animation roles

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Tremblay in 2020

In 2017, Tremblay played Peter Carpenter in director Colin Trevorrow's drama film The Book of Henry, co-starring with Naomi Watts and Maddie Ziegler.[15] He also starred as August Pullman, a child with Treacher Collins syndrome, in Wonder, based on R.J. Palacio's novel of the same name. The latter film proved to be his most successful, earning over $285 million against a $20 million budget.[16][17] In 2019, Tremblay made his comedy debut by headlining the R-rated comedy Good Boys co-starring with Brady Noon and Keith L. Williams. Good Boys earned $21 million during its opening weekend, becoming the first R-rated comedy since The Boss, which was released in April 2016, to finish first at the box office.

Tremblay brought his fellow actors to tears with his cameo performance in Doctor Sleep, the 2019 sequel to The Shining,[18] as a kidnapped boy who is tortured to death in a scene which director Mike Flanagan initially feared would be too traumatic to include in the final cut.[19] Commenting on the performance, Flanagan said, "he's one of the best actors I’ve ever worked with in my entire life."[20]

In July 2019, it was announced that he would be voicing Flounder in the live-action adaptation of Disney's The Little Mermaid, directed by Rob Marshall.[21][22] Tremblay voices Robin in the DC Universe adult animation series Harley Quinn.[23] On October 16, 2020, he was featured in the video for Justin Bieber's track "Lonely" with record producer Benny Blanco.[24]

Tremblay provided the voice of the titular character in the Pixar film Luca, released in 2021.[25] He also voiced roles in the films My Father's Dragon (2022), The Little Mermaid (2023), in which he portrays Flounder,[26] and Orion and the Dark (2024) as the titular character.[27] In 2025, Tremblay starred opposite Nick Offerman in the crime thriller film Sovereign, which earned him acclaim and a nomination for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Performance. In 2026, he portrayed the "Unabomber", Ted Kaczynski, in the biographical crime film Unabomber (2026) and will star in the dark animated fantasy Wildwood and the horror film The Night House.[28]

Personal life

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Tremblay resides in Langley, British Columbia with his family.[29] A fan of the Star Wars franchise, he named his dog after Daisy Ridley's character, Rey.[30] His excitement at the characters C-3PO, R2-D2, and BB-8's appearance at the 88th Academy Awards ceremony was considered a highlight of the evening.[31][32][33]

Filmography

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Film

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Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2013 The Smurfs 2 Blue Winslow
2015 Room Jack Newsome
2016 Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie Kid 4
Before I Wake Cody Morgan
Burn Your Maps Wes Firth
Shut In Tom Patterson
2017 The Book of Henry Peter Carpenter [15]
Wonder August "Auggie" Pullman [34]
2018 The Predator Rory McKenna [35]
The Death & Life of John F. Donovan Young Rupert Turner [36]
2019 Good Boys Max Newman [37]
Doctor Sleep Bradley Trevor [38]
2020 Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth Finn (voice) Short film [39][40]
2021 Luca Luca Paguro (voice) [41][40]
Ciao Alberto Luca Paguro (voice) Short film; cameo [40]
2022 My Father's Dragon Elmer Elevator (voice) [42][40]
2023 The Little Mermaid Flounder (voice) [26]
Cold Copy Igor Nowak [43]
The Toxic Avenger Wade [44]
Queen of Bones Sam [45]
2024 Orion and the Dark Orion Mendelson (voice) [27][40]
The Life of Chuck Young Charles "Chuck" Krantz [46]
2025 Sovereign Joe Kane [47][48]
2026 Unabomber Ted Kaczynski [49]
Wildwood † Curtis Mehlberg (voice) Post-production [50]
TBA The Skeleton Tree † Frank Post-production [51]
The Night House † Young Richard Post-production [28]
4 X 4: The Event † Post-production [52]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2013 Motive Riley Stanwyck Episode: "Undertow"
Mr. Young Young Tater Episode: "Mr. Finale Part 1"
2014 My Mother's Future Husband Connor Television film
2016 The Last Man on Earth Young Phil Miller Episode: "Pitch Black" [53]
Billy on the Street Himself Episode: "Billy's Holiday Wonderland With Jacob Tremblay"
2017 American Dad! Young Charles Lindbergh (voice) Episode: "Fight and Flight"
2017–2022 Pete the Cat Pete the Cat (voice) Main role [40]
2018 Animals Nuke (voice) Episode: "Roachella" [40]
2019 The Twilight Zone Oliver Foley Episode: "The Wunderkind" [54]
2019–present Harley Quinn Damian Wayne / Robin (voice) Recurring role [23][40]
2023 Invincible Prince Lizard, Phase Two (voice) Episode: "Atom Eve" [55][40]

Music video

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Year Title Artist
2020 "Lonely" Justin Bieber and Benny Blanco

Awards and nominations

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Award Year[a] Category Work Result Ref.
Astra TV Awards
2024
 Best Voice-Over Performance Orion and the Dark Nominated [56]
Austin Film Critics Association
2015
 Best Actor Room Nominated [57]
Breakthrough Artist Award Room Won [58]
Awards Circuit Community
2015
 Best Actor in a Leading Role Room Nominated [59]
Central Ohio Film Critics Association
2016
 Best Actor Room Nominated [60]
Best Breakthrough Film Artist Room Nominated
Chicago Film Critics Association
2015
 Most Promising Performer Room Won [61]
Children's and Family Emmy Awards
2025
 Outstanding Younger Voice Performer in a Preschool, Children's or Young Teen Program Orion and the Dark Won [62]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards
2016
 Best Young Actor/Actress Room Won [63]
2018
 Best Young Actor/Actress Wonder Nominated [64]
Detroit Film Critics Society
2015
 Best Breakthrough Performance Room Nominated [65]
Best Supporting Actor Room Nominated
Dorian Awards
2016
 Rising Star of the Year Room Nominated [66]
Empire Awards
2016
 Best Male Newcomer Room Nominated [67]
Florida Film Critics Circle
2015
 Pauline Kael Breakout Award Room Nominated [68]
Georgia Film Critics Association
2016
 Breakthrough Award Room Nominated [69]
Best Supporting Actor Room Nominated
Gold Derby Film Awards
2016
 Best Breakthrough Performer Room Nominated [70]
Best Lead Actor Room Nominated
Hollywood Critics Association
2021
 Best Animated or VSX Performance Luca Nominated [71]
Independent Spirit Awards
2026
 Best Supporting Performance Sovereign Nominated
Indiana Film Journalists Association
2015
 Best Actor Room Won [72]
International Cinephile Society
2016
 Best Actor Room Nominated [73]
Irish Film and Television Awards
2016
 Best International Actor Room Nominated [74]
Las Vegas Film Critics Society
2015
 Youth in Film Room Won [75]
2017
 Youth in Film Wonder Runner-up [76]
Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society
2017
 Best Actor or Actress 23 and Under Wonder Nominated [77]
Music City Film Critics Association
2020
 Best Young Actor Good Boys Nominated [78]
National Board of Review
2015
 Best Breakthrough Performance Room Won [79]
Nevada Film Critics Society
2015
 Best Youth Performance Room Won [80]
Online Film and Television Association
2016
 Best Breakthrough Performance: Male Room Won [81]
Best Youth Performance Room Won
2018
 Best Youth Performance Wonder Nominated [82]
Phoenix Critics Circle
2015
 Best Supporting Actor Room Nominated [83]
Phoenix Film Critics Society
2015
 Best Breakthrough Performance Room Nominated [84]
Best Performance by a Youth Room Won
2017
 Best Performance by a Youth Wonder Nominated [85]
San Diego Film Critics Society
2015
 Best Actor Room Nominated [86]
Best Breakthrough Artist Room Won
Satellite Awards
2016
 Breakthrough Performance Award Room Won [87]
Saturn Awards
2022
 Best Performance by a Younger Actor Luca Nominated [88]
Screen Actors Guild Awards
2016
 Outstanding Actor in a Supporting Role Room Nominated [89]
Seattle Film Critics Society
2017
 Best Youth Performance Wonder Nominated [90]
Vancouver Film Critics Circle
2015
 Best Actor in Canadian Film Room Won [91]
Village Voice Film Poll
2015
 Best Supporting Actor Room Nominated [92]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association
2015
 Best Youth Performance Room Won [93]
2017
 Best Youth Performance Wonder Nominated [94]
2021
 Best Voice Performance Luca Nominated [95]

Notes

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  1. ^ Represents year ceremony was held. Where available, year is linked to the article for that specific ceremony.

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