Kelvin Harrison Jr.
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Kelvin Harrison Jr. (born July 23, 1994) is an American actor. He received such accolades as a Screen Actors Guild Award and nominations for a British Academy Film Award, a Gotham Award, and an Independent Spirit Award. He began his career with small roles in the 2013 films Ender's Game and 12 Years a Slave. His breakthrough performance came as Travis in the 2017 horror film It Comes at Night, and in 2019, he gained wider recognition for his work in Luce and Waves. He then appeared in films suc...
Known For
Filmography
Samo Lives
2026
as Jean-Michel Basquiat
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
2026
as Beetee Latier
Alpha Gang
2026
as Alpha Three
O'Dessa
2025
as Euri Dervish
Mufasa: The Lion King
2024
as Taka (voice)
Just a Boy From Tupelo: Bringing Elvis to the Big Screen
2023
as Self - ‘B.B. King’
Chevalier
2023
as Joseph
Elvis
2022
as B.B. King
Bigger Than Life - The Making of Elvis
2022
as Self
The Jennifer Hudson Show
2022
as Self
Monster
2021
as Steve Harmon
Gully
2021
as Jesse
Cyrano
2021
as Christian de Neuvillette
The High Note
2020
as David Cliff
The Trial of the Chicago 7
2020
as Fred Hampton
The Photograph
2020
as Andy Morrison
The Wolf Hour
2019
as Freddie
Luce
2019
as Luce Edgar
J.T. LeRoy
2019
as Sean
Bolden
2019
as Frankie Dusen
Waves
2019
as Tyler
Godfather of Harlem
2019
as Teddy Greene
The Kelly Clarkson Show
2019
as Self
Assassination Nation
2018
as Mason
Monsters and Men
2018
as Zyrick
Jinn
2018
as Tahir
It Comes at Night
2017
as Travis
Mudbound
2017
as Weeks
Shots Fired
2017
as Joey Campbell (uncredited)
Genius
2017
as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The Birth of a Nation
2016
as Simon
Roots
2016
as Winslow
StartUp
2016
as Toussant "Touie" Dacey
Dancer and the Dame
2015
as Kenny
Dancer and the Dame
2015
as Kenny Bassett
A Sort of Homecoming
2015
as Eliot
Deluge
2014
as Kareem
Chicago P.D.
2014
as Michael Ellis
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
2014
as Self
12 Years a Slave
2013
as Victim 2
Ender's Game
2013
as Salamander (uncredited)
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
2003
as Self - Guest