Nate Shue

Nate Shue was born in Los Angeles, California and raised in Princeton, New Jersey. His mother, Jennifer Hageney, was a talent agent and his father is actor, Andrew Shue. Shue graduated from Santa Clara University in 2020 where he majored in Theatre and Communications as well as playing Division 1 Soccer for the Broncos. Shue made is his acting debut at the age of 10 as en extra in "Gracie", a film produced by and starring his father. Shue would, however, put acting on hold to focus on his pursuits on the soccer field. In his senior year at Santa Clara he would end up starring on stage in the lead role of Rick in the university's production of the play "Dry Powder", a contemporary Wall Street drama written by Sarah Burgess.

He is the nephew of actress, Elisabeth Shue and Director/Producer, Davis Guggenheim.