Noah Centineo

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Actor

Birth Date: May 9, 1996

Age: 27 years old

Birth Place: Miami, Florida

American actor Noah Centineo started out in television before becoming a legitimate teen heartthrob, thanks to two Netflix romantic comedies released back-to-back in the summer of 2018. Born on May 9, 1996 in Miami, FL, Centineo was raised in nearby Boynton Beach, alongside his older sister, Taylor. His father, Gregory Vincent Centineo, was an executive producer in the film industry. Centineo became interested in acting from a young age, attending the BAK Middle School of the Arts, and then Boca Raton Community High School, where he played soccer. At first, he appeared in a few Florida-based productions, including the family comedy "The Gold Retrievers" (2009), and the Disney Channel sitcoms "Austin & Ally" (Disney Channel, 2011-2016) and "Shake It Up" (Disney Channel, 2010-2013). In 2012, Centineo moved to Los Angeles, where he quickly landed guest appearances on shows such as "See Dad Run" (Nick at Nite, 2012-2014) and "Newsreaders" (Adult Swim, 2013-2015), before landing his first series regular gig, playing Jesus Adams Foster on seasons 3, 4, and 5 of the family drama series "The Fosters" (Freeform, 2013-2018). After his run on that show ended, Centineo unfortunately found himself in a bad contract for a pilot that never got picked up, which left him unable to audition for any other projects for six months. Frustrated, he nearly quit acting for good, but soon found himself scoring not one, but two breakout roles in a row. On August 7, 2018, the teen romantic comedy "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" (2018) premiered on Netflix. Based on a popular YA novel, Centineo played Peter Kavinsky, the main romantic interest of the protagonist, Lara (Lana Condor). Less than a month later, on September 7, 2018, Netflix released another teen romantic comedy with Centineo as the main romantic interest, "Sierra Burgess is a Loser" (2018). The one-two punch turned Centineo into a teen heartthrob practically overnight, and earned him a number of upcoming roles, including a supporting part in Elizabeth Banks's cinematic reboot of "Charlie's Angels" (2019), starring Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott, and Ella Balinska.

Credits

Max: Black Adam: Pierce Brosnan

Actor
Atom Smasher / Al Rothstein
Show
2023

The RecruitStream

Actor
Owen Hendricks
Series
2022
68%

The RecruitStream

Executive Producer
Series
2022
68%

Black AdamStream

Actor
Atom Smasher/Al Rothstein
Movie
2022
38%

Adão Negro (Acessibilidade)

Actor
Atom Smasher/Al Rothstein
Movie
2022

North HollywoodStream

Producer
Movie
2021
78%

To All the Boys: Always and ForeverStream

Actor
Peter
Movie
2021
78%

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love YouStream

Actor
Peter
Movie
2020
77%

The Kelly Clarkson ShowStream

Guest
Talk
2019

Good TroubleStream

Guest Star
Series
2019

The Perfect Date

Actor
Brooks Rattigan
Movie
2019

Charlie's AngelsStream

Actor
Langston
Movie
2019
52%

Today 3rd Hour

Guest
Show
2018

To All the Boys I've Loved BeforeStream

Actor
Peter Kavinsky
Movie
2018
96%

Sierra Burgess Is a LoserStream

Actor
Jamey
Movie
2018
59%

Swiped

Actor
Lance Black
Movie
2018

Live with Kelly and Ryan

Guest
Talk
2017

SPF-18

Actor
Johnny Sanders Jr.
Movie
2017

Can't Take It Back

Actor
Jake Roberts
Movie
2017

You've Been T@gged

Actor
Hawk
Show
2016

The Late Late Show With James CordenStream

Guest
Talk
2015

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy FallonStream

Guest
Talk
2014

How to Build a Better Boy

Actor
Jaden Stark
Movie
2014

The FostersStream

Actor
Jesus Adams Foster
Series
2013

Dish Nation

Guest
Talk
2011

Turkles

Actor
David
Movie
2011

Shake It UpStream

Guest Star
Monroe
Series
2010

Watch What Happens Live With Andy CohenStream

Self
Talk
2009

The Gold Retrievers

Actor
Josh
Movie
2009

Today With Kathie Lee & Hoda

Guest
Show
2007

The One Show

Guest
Show
2006

etalk

Guest
Show
2006

Entertainment Tonight Canada

Guest
Show
2005

ET Canada

Guest
Show
2005

The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Guest
Talk
2003

Jimmy Kimmel Live!Stream

Guest
Talk
2003

Good Morning America

Guest
News
1975

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