Colin O'Brien, a talented individual, was born in the vibrant city of Houston, Texas, as the youngest of two brothers. His early life was marked by a profound appreciation for the performing arts, which began to unfold when he was just four years old. At this tender age, he demonstrated an uncanny ability to weave intricate tales, convincing his preschool classmates that he had a baby sister, complete with vivid descriptions of their playful escapades.
As his passion for acting continued to grow, Colin soon found himself drawn to the stage, participating in an impressive 17 theatrical productions before transitioning to feature films. One of his earliest notable roles was in Netflix's "The Mothership," where he had the privilege of working alongside the talented Halle Berry.
Colin's subsequent projects included playing the young Jaeden Martell in "Mr. Harrigan's Phone" (2022),opposite the esteemed Donald Sutherland, and the young Timothée Chalamet in "Wonka" (2023),directed by the acclaimed Paul King, and produced by Warner Bros.
In his first leading role, Colin brought to life the character of Edward in "Dear Edward" (2023),a project that marked a significant milestone in his career. This AppleTV Plus original series, created by Jason Katims, also starred Connie Britton and Taylor Schilling.
Colin's natural aptitude for acting has been widely acknowledged, and he has expressed his fondness for both comedy and drama. When asked about his approach to his craft, he humbly stated, "I like being other people for a bit."
