Biography

Max Archibald is a Canadian actor whose career began with a simple question: "Can I be on TV, Mom?" That curiosity quickly grew into a passion for performance and storytelling. Max made his television debut as Young Diaz on the CW series Arrow and has since been featured in various Film and TV productions.

He is best known for portraying Young Snake Eyes, the childhood version of Henry Golding's character, in Paramount's blockbuster Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins-one of his largest and most recognizable roles to date. Max also appeared as Lee ("Believer Boy") on the CW's hit sci-fi series The 100.

His additional television credits include Jimmy in the Hallmark series When Calls the Heart, Carter in the CBC/AMC mini-series Unspeakable, Joshua in Hallmark's Write Before Christmas, and Fish Lou in Disney Channel's Gabby Duran & The Unsittables. Max has continued expanding his range through recent roles in the CW's Nancy Drew, Hallmark's A Dickens of a Holiday, Disney's Under Wraps, and the critically acclaimed, seven-time Emmy-nominated HBO series Yellowjackets.

Beyond acting, Max is an emerging filmmaker. He attended a dedicated film program where he developed, wrote, and directed multiple short films. His projects have won numerous awards at both local and international film festivals, reflecting his growing passion for visual storytelling and creative direction.

Outside of his work in film and TV, Max is an active athlete who enjoys a wide range of sports. In his downtime, he continues to write scripts, shoot short films with friends, and draw creative inspiration from filmmakers like Steven Spielberg, Rian Johnson, and Roger Deakins.
- IMDb mini biography by: Max Archibald