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Brayden Lacer

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Brayden Lacer is an American actor and singer, born in Lexington, Kentucky to Jewish and Christian parents. He has several family members in both the film and music industries and has appeared in film, television, and commercials. He is a member of the U.S. Army National Guard, a good student, enjoys cooking, and is a multi-sport athlete. At only 17-years old, he has worked with many respected industry professionals and is universally considered a rising star.
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He is a multi-sport athlete having played for his school or elite travel programs in baseball, soccer, and lacrosse. He also enjoys playing basketball, football, and golf. He has been named a two-time Rec Baseball Youth All-Star, a Rec Ball Select All-Star, and played on the 2016 Baseball Youth Nationals championship team.
Brayden was discovered by talent manager, Nikki Mincks, at an acting camp in Columbus, Ohio.
His great-grandfather, James "Spider" Rich, was nominated for multiple Country Music Awards as a songwriter. He pinned many hits for artists like Chet Atkins and Boots Randolph. His biggest hit was the guitar and saxophone classic, "Yakety Sax". While continuing to appear in many movies and television programs today, "Yakety Sax" is best known as the theme song for "The Benny Hill Show".
Brayden began acting at age 7, but did not decide to pursue it as a career until after playing Sebastian in a middle school production of "The Little Mermaid, Jr." at the age of 12. His first paid acting job was a mountain bike commercial for The Huffy Corporation.

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