Charlie Carver
Charlie Carver is an American actor recognized for a variety of roles, particularly his debut as part of the McCall pack in the popular MTV series “Teen Wolf.” He has since leveraged this recognition into a rewarding career in both television and film, successfully straddling genres from drama to fantasy.
Carver’s breakout role was in “Teen Wolf,” where he played Ethan, one half of a pair of twin werewolves. His nuanced portrayal of a character navigating his identity while dealing with supernatural elements quickly grabbed the attention of audiences and critics. Following this, he appeared in the HBO series “The Leftovers,” further demonstrating his acting prowess. Carver also made his mark in the theatre, with a powerful performance in “The Boys in the Band,” both on Broadway and in its Netflix adaptation.
Throughout his career, Carver has been fortunate to work with many talented individuals. Collaborating with actors like Dylan O’Brien and Tyler Posey in “Teen Wolf,” he helped create a believable and captivating supernatural world. In “The Leftovers,” he worked alongside Justin Theroux and Amy Brenneman. Carver’s performance in “The Boys in the Band” was elevated by his fellow cast members, including Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer, and Jim Parsons. His other notable collaborations include those with directors like Ryan Murphy and playwrights like Mart Crowley.
In recognition of his skill and dedication to his craft, Carver has been honored with several awards. Notably, he and his twin brother Max Carver were awarded the “Scene Stealer” title at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards for their performance in “Teen Wolf.” In 2020, he shared the “Best Ensemble” award with the cast of “The Boys in the Band” at the Gold Derby Awards.