AUSTIN
ABRAMS

Austin Abrams, born on 2 September 1996, grew up in Sarasota, Florida, and began acting in local theatre before his screen career. His credits include The Kings of Summer, Paper Towns and Brad’s Status, alongside television work in The Walking Dead and Euphoria. These roles form a route through several kinds of ensemble, rather than a career that can be explained by one breakthrough character alone.

Netflix’s Dash & Lily and Do Revenge make a useful pair for viewers who first encountered him in teenage stories. In Do Revenge he plays Max Broussard, a school golden boy whose public image is part of the film’s satire. FLM.RED’s comparison follows how a character wants to be seen: an apparently easy smile or a polished explanation can have a different effect once another person in the scene refuses to accept it.

Jon Watts’s Wolfs (2024) places him alongside George Clooney and Brad Pitt in an action comedy about two professional fixers forced into the same job. Watching Abrams within that arrangement means paying attention to who controls a conversation and when control starts to slip. FLM.RED is interested in the mismatch of pace: a nervous response or an unexpected movement can disturb the composure a scene appears to have established.

His later film credits include Weapons (2025), whose ensemble is confirmed in the distributor’s release material. Moving between romance, satire and horror gives a viewer different ways to test an initial impression of a performer. Rather than expecting the next role to repeat the previous one, watch what the situation allows the character to know and what remains uncertain. The films below reflect the current FLM.RED catalogue, not his complete filmography.