Jaeden Martell

American actor, starring in IT

Jaeden Martell - Performers & Entertainers born January 4th, 2003
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Born in 2003, this American actor garnered attention for various roles in film and television. Early in his career, gained recognition for playing Bill Denbrough in the horror film 'IT' and its sequel 'IT Chapter Two.' Also acted in the Netflix film 'The Lodge' and the Apple TV+ series 'Defending Jacob.' Displayed a talent for portraying complex characters at a young age.

Played Bill Denbrough in 'IT'

Starred in 'IT Chapter Two'

Featured in 'Defending Jacob'

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