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American actor (born 2004)

Noah Schnapp
Schnapp in 2017
Born
Noah Cameron Schnapp[1]

(2004-10-03)October 3, 2004 (age 20)
New York City, U.S.[1]
Citizenship
  • United States
  • Canada
EducationUniversity of Pennsylvania[2]
OccupationActor
Years active2014–present
Known forStranger Things
Signature

Noah Cameron Schnapp[3] (born October 3, 2004)[1] is an American actor. He is known for his role asWill Byers in theNetflix science fiction horror seriesStranger Things.[4] In addition to his work in television, Schnapp had a supporting role inSteven Spielberg's historical dramaBridge of Spies (2015)[5] and voicedCharlie Brown in the animated filmThe Peanuts Movie (2015).[6]

Early life

Schnapp was born Noah Cameron Schnapp in New York City to Mitchell and Karine Schnapp (née Perez). He was raised inScarsdale, New York,[7][8] along with his twin sister.[9][10] He holds bothU.S. andCanadian citizenship.[7][11] Schnapp is Jewish and held hisbar mitzvah in Israel.[12][13] His mother is ofMoroccan Jewish descent.[14][15]

Schnapp was inspired to pursue acting at age 5 after seeing theBroadway production ofAnnie.[16] He performed acting roles in school and community plays.[8] When he was 8, his acting teacher suggested he attempt a professional career.[16] Schnapp's parents registered him for an acting program at Star Kidz in Westchester, where he was guided by coach Alyson Isbrandtsen. It was under her guidance that he was subsequently introduced to MKS&D Talent Management, which opened up avenues for his career.[8]

Acting career

Early career and breakthrough

Schnapp's professional acting career began when he voiced the lead character,Charlie Brown, in the animated filmThe Peanuts Movie in 2015.[16][17] That same year, he made his film debut in the historical dramaBridge of Spies, directed bySteven Spielberg.[18] He played Roger Donovan, the son of characterJames B. Donovan.[5]

His breakthrough came in July 2016, when he began starring asWill Byers in theNetflix science fiction horror television seriesStranger Things.[19] Schnapp initially auditioned for the role of Mike, another key character in the series.[20] However, during his time at asleepaway camp, he was ultimately selected to play Will Byers.[20] The news of his successful casting reached him via one of his limited phone calls home.[20] Schnapp was promoted to series regular for thesecond season of the series, which premiered on October 27, 2017.[21][22] In 2022, prior to his own coming out, Schnapp revealed that his character identified as gay.[23] Schnapp's portrayal of Will has earned him critical acclaim.[24][25][26]

Other roles

In 2016, Schnapp was featured in thePanic! at the Disco's music video for their song "LA Devotee".[27][28] In March 2017, he appeared on stage at Madison Square Garden to perform the song with the band.[29]

In 2018, Schnapp played the son of a street artist in a short film calledThe Circle, set during theGreat Depression.[30] Schnapp also participated inWe Only Know So Much (2018), a film that follows a multigenerational family.[31] His voice acting continued in the animated filmThe Legend of Hallowaiian as the voice of Kai.[31][32]

Schnapp also starred in independent films likeAbe (2019) andWaiting for Anya (2020).

Schnapp appeared in the 2020 Halloween comedyHubie Halloween, a Netflix film where he played a character named Tommy.[33] In April 2022, Schnapp joined the cast ofThe Tutor.[34] The psychological thriller was released in 2023 and featured Schnapp as Jackson, a troubled teenager.[35]

Schnapp also voiced the character of Charlie Brown for the video gameThe Peanuts Movie: Snoopy's Grand Adventure.[36]

Other ventures

In 2019, Schnapp launched a YouTube channel under his own name.[37] Active for a year and a half, he primarily createdvlogs and lifestyle videos. As of June 2022, the channel has 4.2 million subscribers and has gained 110 million views.[38]

In November 2021, he launched To Be Honest (TBH), a sustainability-focused snacking company he co-founded with Elena Guberman and Ba Minuzzi.[39][40][41] In November 2022, Schnapp announced a crowdfunding campaign for this venture on theRepublic platform that aimed to raise a maximum amount of $1.235 million at a $15 million valuation cap.[42][43] In 2023, he launched TenderFix, a delivery-onlyvirtual restaurant brand operated byIHOP with a menu ofchicken tenders.[44][45]

Schnapp also worked as a lifeguard, a job he took on during his summer break before college.[46]

Personal life

As of 2022[update], Schnapp attends theWharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in entrepreneurship and innovation. He is scheduled to graduate in 2026.[46][47]

Schnapp publiclycame out as gay in a video posted to hisTikTok account on January 5, 2023.[48][49] The video saw him express relief that family and friends had accepted his coming out, and he quipped in the video's caption, "I guess I'm more similar to Will [Byers] than I thought", a reference to his statement about hisStranger Things character also being gay.[50]

In October 2023, Schnapp voiced support for Israel in theIsrael–Hamas war after the2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel.[51][52] A month later, a video showed him sitting and smiling among people handing out "Zionism is sexy" and "Hamas isISIS" stickers, leading some fans to demand he be dropped from the cast ofStranger Things and to threaten to boycott the show'sfifth and final season.[53][54] In January 2024, he posted a TikTok video advocating for peace for both sides and asking for understanding and compassion, stating that his thoughts and beliefs on the war had been misconstrued.[55]

Beyond his professional endeavors, Schnapp has shown a commitment to philanthropy and social causes.[56] He has been involved in initiatives related to anti-bullying and environmental sustainability.[57][58]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRefs.
2015Bridge of SpiesRoger Donovan[59]
The Peanuts MovieCharlie BrownVoice role[60]
2016The CircleLucasShort film[61]
2018The Legend of HallowaiianKaiVoice role[62]
We Only Know So MuchOtis Copeland[31]
2020AbeAbe[63]
Hubie HalloweenTommy[64]
Waiting for AnyaJo[65]
2021Who Are You, Charlie Brown?HimselfDocumentary[66]
2023The TutorJackson[67]

Television

YearTitleRoleNotesRefs.
2016–presentStranger ThingsWill ByersRecurring role (season 1); main role (season 2–present)
2017Lip Sync BattleHimselfEpisode: "The Cast of Stranger Things"[68]
2018Liza on DemandEvan / Trevor2 episodes[69]
2021Stranger SharksHimselfTV special (Shark Week)[70]

Music videos

YearTitleArtistRefs.
2016"LA Devotee"Panic! at the Disco[71]
2018"In My Feelings"Drake[72]
2020"See You"Johnny Orlando[73]

Awards and nominations

Awards and nominations received by Noah Schnapp
AwardYearCategoryWorkResultRef.
MTV Movie & TV Awards2018Best Frightened PerformanceStranger ThingsWon[74]
Best On-Screen TeamStranger ThingsNominated[75]
People's Choice Awards2022Male TV Star of 2022—Won[76]
Queerty Awards2023Closet Door Bustdown—Won[77]
Screen Actors Guild Awards2017Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesStranger ThingsWon[78]
2018Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesStranger ThingsNominated[79]
2020Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesStranger ThingsNominated[80]
Teen Choice Awards2019Choice Summer TV Actor—Won[81]
Young Artist Awards2017Best Performance in a Digital TV Series or Film – Young ActorStranger ThingsNominated[82]

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