Niles Fitch

Niles Fitch, born on July 12, 2001, is an accomplished American actor who started his career in the entertainment industry as a child artist. His acting prowess caught the public eye through his role in the celebrated NBC series, This Is Us (2016–2022). His performance in this serialized drama not only won him critical acclaim but also an ensemble Screen Actors Guild Award. Niles continued to showcase his talent in the film The Fallout (2021), for which he received widespread praise. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Niles moved to Los Angeles, California, where he pursued studies at the esteemed University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts. At a young age of 12, Niles faced a personal setback when his father, Frederick, succumbed to lupus. Since then, Niles has been a staunch ambassador for Lupus LA, contributing significantly towards raising awareness about the illness.

Starting his journey in the world of acting with print modeling at the age of four, Niles has had an impressive career trajectory. His maiden job was in a back-to-school ad campaign for Parisian. He marked his stage debut with the 2012 North American tour of The Lion King, where he replaced Young Simba. In his early career, he made guest appearances in Tyler Perry's House of Payne and secured a recurring role in Season 7 of Army Wives. He displayed his versatility with roles in films like St. Vincent and Roman J. Israel, Esq. Apart from acting, Niles seeks to explore other avenues in the creative field, dabbling in behind-the-camera work. He has expressed a desire to create his unique identity in the industry, independent from conventional creative labels.