Gordon Rocks

Gordon Rocks is an award-winning American actor born in Sydney, Australia, to a family of Russian immigrants. Due to his father's job (an airline pilot) Gordon spent the first years of his life in Miyazaki City and Tokyo (Japan). When Gordon was 4 years old, his family moved to Southern California, where he began acting at the age of 10.

Gordon's first onscreen appearance was as The Boy in Rene Perez's western Righteous Blood (released on DVD and being streamed on Amazon Prime since August 2021), where he played most of his scenes with Michael Paré.

Gordon is best known for his lead role of The Son in the short film Lemon Tree (directed by Rachel Walden, which had its world premiere at the Directors Fortnight Division of Cannes Film Festival in May 2023, got qualified to be considered for an Academy Award, and is now streaming on MUBI) and the supporting role of Tyler in the feature film Griffin in Summer (directed by Nicholas Colia, which had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in June 2024, where it won three awards), for which he won two awards: Young Artist Academy Award 2026 for Best Supporting Performance by a Teen Artist in a Feature Film and Young Entertainer Award 2026 as the Best Supporting Young Actor in a Feature Film.