Biography

Landon Perry was born in the Bronx, New York where shortly after he moved to Los Angeles. He is a driven, hard-working, passionate actor who is dedicated to his scene studies and craft. His first film, 'A Brief Wait' directed by Jason Shumway did very well in the 2019 film festivals and won the Audience Award for The Valley Film Festival. Likewise, Landon worked diligently as the lead actor in the film 'Buddy', a story of a boy and his dog that also did well in the 2019 film festivals. Additionally, to his credit are two short films, '5" in 2020, a story of domestic violence, and "Roll-On" in 2019 which focus was basketball. Landon continued acting throughout the pandemic. In 2021 he worked on the film 'Sissy" as the lead bully followed with the film 'Blind Faith' written and directed by Bruce Hickey which won multiple awards in the 2022 short film circuits. His most recent film was this year in 2023 'Knightmare' where he had the lead in a medieval film playing a peasant boy who killed the local Lord. He had a great time filming way up in the Santa Monica Mts and he was an excellent shot with the bow and arrow! In addition to acting in short films, Landon had the privilege of working on the Oscar-winning film, 'Ford v Ferrari', where he was selected to be the flag boy at the start of the big race. Landon's television credits are with Nickelodeon, on the show "The Substitute" with Ne-Yo, and with the Investigative Discovery Network show, "Betrayed: One Way Ticket Out," which aired in April 2020. In December 2020, Landon worked with Netflix on "Dallas," a Turkish live-action series where he was able to use his voice-over training with Donna Grillo. Earlier in 2019, right before the pandemic, Landon booked his first modeling job! While not working on set, Landon enjoys his scene studies at Cynthia Bain's Young Actor's Studio as well as playing football, basketball, and surfing with his friends.
- IMDb mini biography by: Barbara Perry