Dylan Sprouse

Actor, Producer, Entreprenuer

Dylan Sprouse will next appear in the dark comedy feature film THE DUEL, directed by Justin Matthew and Luke Spencer Roberts, which is set for one-night theatrical release on July 31st. The film, which marks Sprouse’s first executive producer credit, follows a group of friends on a drug-fueled adventure to a mysterious estate over the border, where they set out to settle their differences like men; with a duel. Sprouse plays the role of “Colin” and co-stars alongside Callan McAuliffe, Patrick Warburton, Denny Love, Hart Denton, and Rachel Matthews.
 
Most recently, Sprouse starred in BEAUTIFUL WEDDING, the sequel to BEAUTIFUL DISASTER directed by Roger Kumble and starring opposite Virginia Gardner. Based on Jamie McGuire’s best-selling novels, the film follows Abby (Gardner) and Travis (Sprouse), who discover they are married after a wild night in Las Vegas and then head to Mexico for a honeymoon with friends and family. BEAUTIFUL WEDDING was released in January.
 
Upcoming Sprouse will also star in AFTERMATH, an adrenaline-fueled crime thriller directed by Patrick Lussier. Sprouse plays the lead role of “Eric Daniels” a PTSD-stricken returning war veteran, as he unwittingly gets trapped with his teenage sister on Boston's Tobin Memorial Bridge while a heavily weaponized group of ex-military revolutionists take everyone hostage. Starring opposite Mason Gooding, the film’s release date has yet to be announced.

Previously, Sprouse was seen in Lionsgate’s romantic comedy MY FAKE BOYFRIEND, directed by Rose Troche and co-starring Sarah Hyland and Keiynan Lonsdale. Sprouse plays “Jake,” the unconventional best friend who convinces his friend to create a fake boyfriend on social media to keep his terrible ex-lover away. However, things take a turn when his friend meets the real love of his life, making it difficult to break up with the fake boyfriend. The film was released on Amazon Prime Video on June 17, 2022.
 
Additional film credits include Trevor Matthews in AFTER WE COLLIDE, the second installment in Anna Todd's popular “After” fanfiction series; the swashbuckling hero “Calaf” in THE CURSE OF TURANDOT, a big-budget adaptation of Puccini’s opera by Beijing’s Gravity Pictures; the vulnerable heartthrob in American High’s BANANA SPLIT; a tightly wound student in the suspense thriller DISMISSED; and an empathetic hustler in the award-winning short DADDY.
 
Sprouse first captivated audiences with Columbia Pictures' BIG DADDY, released on June 17, 1999. At just six years old, he played “Julian 'Frankenstein' McGrath” alongside his brother Cole and Adam Sandler, in a beloved comedy about a lazy law-school graduate who adopts a child to impress his girlfriend, only to become an unlikely foster father. The success led to a role on the hit comedy FRIENDS and helped continue his work with the Disney Channel series THE SUITE LIFE OF ZACK AND CODY, opposite brother Cole. Dylan played Zack Martin, the more mischievous sibling of the two. The show was a massive hit among young audiences and ran for three seasons, spawning a sequel series, THE SUITE LIFE ON DECK, which aired from 2008 to 2011.
 
Dylan Sprouse currently resides in Los Angeles.