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Cameron Deane Stewart

Movie Actor

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1991-04-08
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He’s an actor who really made a name for himself with his breakout role in the 2012 comedy hit Pitch Perfect. That performance definitely put him on the map, and fans started taking notice. Following that success, he appeared in the 2013 teen comedy Geography Club, further showcasing his range. He also had a recurring role on the popular show iCarly, where he played Steven—a part that added to his growing presence on screen.

Before all the fame, though, his journey began with a small but meaningful step: his first acting role came in the 2010 TV movie A Walk in My Shoes. It was a modest start, but it set the foundation for what was to come.

On a personal note, he’s the younger brother of well-known actress Kristen Stewart, which means he comes from a family with strong ties to Hollywood. In addition to Kristen, he has two other siblings—Dana and Taylor—making theirs a close-knit family.

Over the years, he’s steadily built a solid career, balancing film and television roles while staying relatively grounded. His path might not have been overnight, but each project, from early appearances to more prominent roles, has contributed to his evolving presence in the industry.

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He’s appeared in several supporting roles in films, including So Undercover and That’s What I Am, where he brought depth and authenticity to his character. He really made an impression despite not being the lead, especially in So Undercover, where his performance added a unique layer to the story. In That’s What I Am, he once again showed his range, proving that he can hold his own alongside more established actors. He continues to build a solid filmography, and these roles were key moments in his early career.

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