Kameron Brummer

Kameron Brummer is a young California-based actor who appeared in the Lionsgate feature Michael (2026), directed by Antoine Fuqua, portraying "Max," the Toy Store Kid in a standout 1981 scene that has quickly become a fan-favorite moment for its humor and charm. The role marked a major milestone in his career, leading to his transition into SAG as a must-join performer. He first booked his professional debut as "Tommy" in Lessons in Chemistry (Apple TV+), and has since appeared in projects including S.W.A.T. (CBS/Sony Pictures) and portrayed Young Theodore Roosevelt in Elkhorn (INSP). Kameron will next be seen an untitled project from Machine Gun Kelly and Pete Davidson, in a co-starring role, as well as in the upcoming short film VIII. With a growing body of work across television, film, and national commercials, Kameron continues to build momentum as a young actor to watch. Known for his natural comedic timing and authentic energy, he brings a grounded presence, strong instincts, and professionalism well beyond his years. When he’s not on set, Kameron loves chasing thrills on roller coasters and challenging himself in Rubik’s Cube competitions.