Dylan O’Brien

Dylan O’Brien is an actor acclaimed for his roles in the "Teen Wolf" series and the "Maze Runner" film trilogy. O’Brien initially aimed for a career in sports broadcasting. However, his interest in acting prevailed, leading him to create a YouTube channel, "moviekidd826," where he posted short comedic videos. This platform brought him significant attention and his first major acting role as Stiles Stilinski in MTV’s "Teen Wolf."

In 2014, O’Brien’s career advanced when he was cast as the lead character, Thomas, in the "Maze Runner" film series, based on the popular young adult novels by James Dashner. The success of the first film, "The Maze Runner," and its subsequent sequels, "The Scorch Trials" and "The Death Cure," reinforced O’Brien’s standing as a leading actor in the industry. His performance in the franchise has earned him awards, including the Best New Film Actor award in 2014 and the MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Fight. He also earned nominations for accolades such as the Teen Choice Awards and MTV Movie Awards.

Following a break from acting after enduring a severe injury during the filming of "The Death Cure," he adeptly returned to acting, starring in the 2017 action thriller "American Assassin" and the 2020 films "Love and Monsters" and "The Education of Fredrick Fitzell." Additional films from O'Brien include "Deepwater Horizon," "Bumblebee," "Not Okay," "The Outfit," and "Ponyboi" along with the TV series "Weird City" and "Fantasmas." O'Brien also co-stars in Jason Reitman's "Saturday Night."