Dylan Sprayberry, born on July 7, 1998, in Houston, Texas, is an American actor and musician recognized for his dynamic presence in both film and television.
Raised in a creative household, Sprayberry began acting at the tender age of three, appearing in a public service announcement for PBS.
His family’s relocation to Los Angeles in 2006 marked a pivotal moment, allowing him to pursue acting professionally.
With a natural talent and dedication to his craft, Sprayberry has built a career that spans major Hollywood productions and popular television series.
Beyond acting, he is a skilled musician, playing the guitar, bass, and drums, and has explored directing and screenwriting, showcasing his multifaceted talents.
Siblings
Dylan’s most well-known sibling is his younger sister, Ellery Sprayberry, born in 2000, who is also an accomplished actress.
Ellery has carved her own path in Hollywood, appearing in projects like “House, M.D.,” “The Mentalist,” and “Teen Wolf,” where she made a guest appearance alongside her brother.
The siblings moved to Los Angeles together with their family to pursue acting, and their shared passion for the industry has fostered a supportive relationship.
Additionally, Dylan has three other siblings, an older brother, Colby Sprayberry, and two older sisters, Cortney Sprayberry and Cara Sprayberry.
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Career
Sprayberry’s early work included commercials and small roles, but his breakthrough came at age 13 when he portrayed a young Clark Kent in the 2013 blockbuster “Man of Steel,” sharing the screen with stars like Henry Cavill and Amy Adams.
This role catapulted him into the spotlight and showcased his ability to embody iconic characters.
From 2014 to 2017, Sprayberry gained widespread fame as Liam Dunbar in MTV’s “Teen Wolf,” transitioning from a recurring role to a series regular by the fifth season.
His performance resonated with audiences, earning him a significant fanbase.
Sprayberry further expanded his portfolio with roles in Hulu’s “Light as a Feather” (2018–2019) as Henry Richmond and films like “Vanished – Left Behind: Next Generation” (2016) and “Malibu Tapes” (2018).
Beyond acting, Sprayberry has ventured into directing and producing, notably with his 2021 short film “Flower Boy,” which won awards at the LA Film Awards.
Accolades
In 2014, Sprayberry was nominated for a Saturn Award in the category of Best Performance by a Younger Actor for his role as young Clark Kent in “Man of Steel,” a nod that highlighted his ability to stand out in a major production.
Two years later, in 2016, he received another Saturn Award nomination for Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television Series for his work on “Teen Wolf,” underscoring his impact on the small screen.
Beyond formal awards, Sprayberry has garnered a massive online following, with millions of fans across social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter, reflecting his cultural influence.
His directorial debut, “Flower Boy,” won Best Drama and Best Narrative Short at the 2021 LA Film Awards, marking a significant achievement in his expanding career.
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