Who is Leo Abelo Perry?
American child actor Leo Abelo Perry was born under the zodiac sign Capricorn on 27 December 2012, in the USA. He has only five acting credits, but has already made a name for himself in the film industry; Leo’s perhaps known best for playing Little Brian in the 2023 action crime adventure movie “Fast X”, which starred Jason Statham, Michelle Rodriguez and Vin Diesel, and was directed by Louis Leterrier. It follows the son of drug kingpin Hernan Reyes who wants to avenge his father by killing Dom Toretto and those dear to him; the movie was nominated for two awards.
Education and early life
Leo’s being raised in Los Angeles, California by his mother Claire Perry who’s a high school basketball coach; he hasn’t talked about his father in public and it’s widely believed that the man is out of the family picture, while Leo’s father figure is his uncle Jack John Perry who’s an American actor, musician and composer. Because he’s yet to speak about having siblings, Leo’s believed to be an only child.
He’s currently attending a local elementary school in Los Angeles, and is interested in a number of other activities besides acting, as Leo enjoys playing basketball with his peers, takes guitar lessons and practices creative writing. He’s already made plans for his future as he wants to pursue a college degree, however, this seems quite far at the moment and what Leo wants is likely to change in the upcoming years.
He’s set to complete his elementary education in 2027.
Roles in TV series
Leo’s debut TV series role was portraying Young Justin in the 2021 episode “Big Dumb Life” of the comedy “The Big Leap”, which starred Ser Darius Blain, Simone Recasner and Scott Foley, and was created by Liz Heldens; it follows a group of teenagers as they’re about to enter a dance competition.
Leo’s only other TV series role has been playing 9 Years Old Devante in the 2022 episode “That’s What Friends Are For” of the critically acclaimed comedy “Black-ish”, which starred Marcus Scribner, Tracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson, and was created by Kenya Barris. It follows a black man as he’s raising his children in a predominantly white neighborhood, the series aired from 2014 through 2022, and won 74 of its 321 award nominations.
