Paxton Andrews
- Actor
- Voice Actor - Dubbing
Paxton Andrews is an 11-year-old actor and voice artist specializing in animations and character voice performance. His work spans animated feature films, television series, and international dubbing, where he brings a wide range of characters to life.
He can be heard in Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5 (2026) and the highly anticipated CoComelon: The Movie (2027) as Nico. He has also contributed to Disney’s Robogobo (2025), voicing the Sloth, and Triple Media Film’s animated TV series Power Pals (2025) as Frankie Fox.
Paxton has also worked in international dubbing for Netflix, including the 9-episode Turkish romantic-drama series The Museum of Innocence (2026) and Cells at Work! (2025), an imaginative, action-adventure movie based on the manga by Akane Shimizu.
In live action, Paxton appeared in the Apple TV+ series High Desert (2023), directed by Emmy Award winner Jay Roach, as Young Stuart, alongside Tony and Golden Globe-winning and Emmy-nominated actress Bernadette Peters, as her character's son.
Known for his raspy, expressive voice work and natural performance range, Paxton continues to focus on animation, voice-over, and character-driven storytelling across global projects.
In his free time, he enjoys hanging out with his friends playing video games.
To learn more, please visit his Instagram page at @paxtonandrews_actor.
He can be heard in Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story 5 (2026) and the highly anticipated CoComelon: The Movie (2027) as Nico. He has also contributed to Disney’s Robogobo (2025), voicing the Sloth, and Triple Media Film’s animated TV series Power Pals (2025) as Frankie Fox.
Paxton has also worked in international dubbing for Netflix, including the 9-episode Turkish romantic-drama series The Museum of Innocence (2026) and Cells at Work! (2025), an imaginative, action-adventure movie based on the manga by Akane Shimizu.
In live action, Paxton appeared in the Apple TV+ series High Desert (2023), directed by Emmy Award winner Jay Roach, as Young Stuart, alongside Tony and Golden Globe-winning and Emmy-nominated actress Bernadette Peters, as her character's son.
Known for his raspy, expressive voice work and natural performance range, Paxton continues to focus on animation, voice-over, and character-driven storytelling across global projects.
In his free time, he enjoys hanging out with his friends playing video games.
To learn more, please visit his Instagram page at @paxtonandrews_actor.
