Leon Thomas III

Biography

Leon Thomas III, born on August 1, 1993, is a multi-talented American artist known for his work as an actor, singer, songwriter, musician, and dancer. While he may have been born in Brooklyn, New York, his journey in the entertainment industry led him to Los Angeles, California, where he currently calls home.

At a young age of 10, Thomas made a remarkable Broadway debut in 2003 as Young Simba in the renowned production of The Lion King. His talent and passion for performing shone through as he continued to impress audiences with his roles in various Broadway productions, including Caroline or Change and The Color Purple.

In 2007, Leon Thomas III ventured into the world of film, starring alongside legends like Robin Williams and Terrence Howard in the movie August Rush. His soulful rendition of "La Bamba" showcased his vocal prowess and left a lasting impact on viewers. Additionally, his work as the singing voice for Tyrone in The Backyardigans further solidified his place in the industry.

Apart from his success on the big screen, Thomas has also graced television screens with his presence. From guest appearances on shows like Jack's Big Music Show and Just Jordan to his memorable role as Harper in iCarly Saves TV, he has proven his versatility as an actor. However, it was his portrayal of André on the Nickelodeon series Victorious that truly catapulted him to fame.

Premiering on Nickelodeon in 2010, Victorious showcased Leon Thomas III's acting skills and musical talents, captivating audiences worldwide. His character André became a fan favorite, thanks to Thomas' charisma and undeniable on-screen presence. Off-screen, Thomas is known to be an active Seventh-Day Adventist Christian, showcasing his dedication to both his craft and his beliefs.

With a promising career ahead of him, Leon Thomas III continues to inspire and entertain audiences with his remarkable talents. Whether he's singing, dancing, or acting, he never fails to leave a lasting impression on those who have the pleasure of witnessing his artistry unfold.