Joshua Rush
Joshua Rush is an American actor who first grabbed the spotlight with his dynamic performances in the film and television industry. His nuanced portrayals, spanning from dramatic roles to voiceover work, have etched an indelible mark in the entertainment world.
Rush’s on-screen journey began in commercials at a tender age, and by the time he was a teenager, he had secured notable roles in several films and television series. His significant work includes his role as Cyrus Goodman on Disney Channel’s series “Andi Mack,” where he played the network’s first openly gay main character, leaving a considerable impact on the show’s demographic. Rush’s extraordinary voice acting skills also garnered attention when he voiced Bunga in “The Lion Guard,” the animated television series from Disney Junior.
Over his career, Rush has collaborated with a galaxy of talented celebrities. Notably, his interactions with Peyton Elizabeth Lee and Sofia Wylie on “Andi Mack” played a critical role in enhancing his performance. His collaborative work also extends to eminent voice actors like Rob Lowe, Gabrielle Union, and Max Charles in “The Lion Guard.” Rush has also shared screen space with high-profile actors like Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston in “Marley & Me” and with Selena Gomez and Joey King in “Ramona and Beezus.”
Rush’s performances have not gone unnoticed in the industry. His portrayal of Turner in the movie “Parental Guidance” won him the Young Artist Award for Best Supporting Young Actor in a Feature Film in 2013. Similarly, his exceptional role in “Andi Mack” as Cyrus Goodman led to his nomination for the Outstanding Performance by a Youth (Series, Special, Television Movie or Limited Series) at the 2019 Image Awards.