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Finn Wolfhard-1

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2002-12-23
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He’s the actor best known for playing Mike Wheeler in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things, a role that really put him on the map. Over the years, he’s built an impressive resume, including a memorable performance as Richie Tozier in the 2017 horror film It and its 2019 follow-up, It: Chapter Two. Fans also got to hear his voice when he brought Pugsley Addams to life in the animated 2019 movie The Addams Family. Plus, he took part in the much-anticipated Ghostbusters: Afterlife, landing a starring role in the blockbuster that paid homage to the classic franchise.

Before all the fame and red carpet moments, he was just a kid with a passion for movies. In fact, the first film he ever saw was Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, which might’ve sparked his early love for storytelling and acting. He started small, making guest appearances on popular TV shows like Supernatural and The 100, slowly building up his experience. Behind the scenes, family has always been important to him—his parents are Eric Wolfhard and Mary Jolivet, and he shares a close bond with his brother, Nick Wolfhard. As for his personal life, he was in a relationship with Elsie Pearl Richter for a time, keeping things relatively low-key despite the spotlight. All in all, his journey from early roles to major films shows how talent and dedication can lead to lasting success in Hollywood.

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He’s a musician who’s been making waves in the indie scene for years. He plays both bass and guitar, showcasing his versatility and passion for music. From 2017 to 2019, he was a key member of the band Calpurnia, contributing to their rising success during that time. After the band’s chapter came to a close, he went on to form The Aubreys, an indie-pop duo where he now stands as one half of the creative force. He continues to evolve as an artist, bringing depth and authenticity to every project he touches. His journey reflects dedication, growth, and a genuine love for sound—qualities that define him as a musician.

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