Austin Abrams

Austin Abrams is an American actor who began his career at a young age, making his film debut in the 2011 comedy-drama “The Kings of Summer” (credited as an extra) before landing a notable early role in “Paper Towns” (2015) alongside Nat Wolff and Cara Delevingne. His natural, understated acting style quickly set him apart from his peers, earning him recognition in indie and mainstream projects alike. Growing up in Pennsylvania, Abrams developed a passion for acting through local theater before transitioning to on-screen work.

Abrams gained significant attention for his recurring role as Ethan Lewis in HBO’s critically acclaimed series “Euphoria” (2019-2022), where his portrayal of a sweet, earnest high school student resonated with audiences worldwide. The role showcased his ability to bring emotional depth and vulnerability to his characters, earning him a loyal fanbase. He also starred in the Amazon Prime film “Chemical Hearts” (2020), where he played the lead role of Henry Page, a high school student navigating first love and loss.

Beyond “Euphoria,” Abrams has built a steady career with appearances in notable projects including “This Is Us” (2019), “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” (2019), and “Do Revenge” (2022). His work in Brad Silberling’s “Brad’s Status” (2017) alongside Ben Stiller further demonstrated his range as a performer. Abrams has consistently chosen projects that emphasize character-driven storytelling over blockbuster spectacle.

As of 2026, Austin Abrams has an estimated net worth of $2 million, accumulated primarily through his acting career in both film and television. His selective approach to roles and growing reputation as a reliable dramatic actor suggest continued career growth in the years ahead.