Celebrity Info
Appealing and wide-eyed with sandy hair, actor Kyle Howard began his journey in the entertainment world as a teen performer. He started by taking part in stage productions back in his hometown before eventually securing a starring role in the children’s comedy film “House Arrest” (1996). Interestingly, Kyle Howard had decided at the young age of six that acting was his true calling. However, he didn’t actively chase a career in the industry until several years later, making his debut as a performer in his early teens.
After high school, Kyle Howard was able to fully immerse himself in his passion, leaving behind his Loveland, Colorado roots for the bright lights of Los Angeles. His role in “House Arrest” marked his first major opportunity in the film industry and served as a perfect showcase for his charming yet mischievous personality. In the movie, Kyle Howard portrayed Grover, a determined young teen who takes matters into his own hands by locking up his feuding parents—played by Jamie Lee Curtis and Kevin Pollak—in the basement, all in hopes of reuniting them.
This breakout role proved to be a solid foundation for Kyle Howard’s growing career. Following the film, he continued to build an impressive resume with numerous appearances in both television and movies, steadily establishing himself as a versatile and dependable actor in Hollywood.
Kyle Howard’s most acclaimed film to date is Val (2021), which received widespread praise and stands out as his highest-rated work. On the other hand, his filmography also includes Baby Geniuses (1999), a movie that, unfortunately, didn’t resonate well with audiences and remains his lowest-rated project. While Kyle Howard has been part of various films over the years, these two titles represent the extremes of his career in terms of critical reception.
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