Lucas Cruikshank
YouTuber and actor, creator of Fred

Born
August 29th, 1993
31 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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This American YouTuber and actor created the character Fred Figglehorn, a hyperactive child. Launched a YouTube channel that gained millions of subscribers and became one of the platform's early stars. Expanded the Fred character into a television series, 'Fred: The Show,' and several feature films, including 'Fred: The Movie.' Involved in various other projects across digital media.
Created the Fred Figglehorn character
Produced 'Fred: The Movie'
Starred in 'Fred: The Show'
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