Grayson Thorne Kilpatrick, born in Huntsville, Alabama, to parents Sherry and Charles Kilpatrick, discovered his passion for acting at the tender age of nine in 2013. He began honing his craft through local acting classes at Hollywood Huntsville in his hometown and Gray Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. That same year, Grayson made his screen debut in "Campin' Buddies," featuring alongside notable talents like Tom Lester, Victoria Jackson, and Ray Stevens. By the end of 2015, he amassed an impressive 24 IMDb credits spanning feature films, short films, and television series.
In 2016, Grayson and his family relocated to Los Angeles, where he quickly made a name for himself, earning additional IMDb credits in various TV shows and films. He joined the Screen Actors Guild, officially becoming SAG-AFTRA members just a month after their move. Throughout his career, Grayson has collaborated with acclaimed actors such as Shia LaBeouf, Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, and many others.
His standout roles include appearances in "Chicken Girls: The Movie," "American Horror Story," and "Dave." Grayson continues to refine his acting skills by studying with David Gray at Gray Studios and participating in private lessons with industry professionals, including Disney's Wendy Ann Faraone.
Outside of acting, Grayson is pursuing a Black Belt in Karate and enjoys surfing and parkour. He also loves playing Minecraft, practicing archery, and cheering for the Alabama Crimson Tide football team.
