Dylan Douglas

Actor, producer, and media personality

American Los Angeles, California, USA Leo

Quick Info

ProfessionActor, producer, and media personality
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth08/08/2000
Age26 years
BirthplaceLos Angeles, California, USA
Zodiac SignLeo

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SummaryDylan Douglas is an American actor, producer, and media personality who is also active in political activism and commentary. He is the son of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones and hosts the SiriusXM Progress show Young American.

Educational Qualification(s)

Brown UniversityGraduated in the class of 2022

Personal Life

InterestsNature, adventure, and music, including singing and playing bass, guitar, and piano
LearningHas spoken publicly about living with dyslexia

Family

ParentsMichael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones
SiblingsCarys Douglas (younger sister) and Cameron Douglas (older half-brother)
GrandparentKirk Douglas

Career

Acting
  • I Will Come to You (short film, role: Julian Barath)
  • Phineas and Ferb (voice role: Russell, 2011)
  • Truths from a Corporate Sellout (short, 2025, role: Lewis)
  • Killing Hitler (feature film, starring role announced 2026)
  • The Hit on Hitler: Mobsters vs. Nazis (feature film debut, lead role, in post-production as of 2026)
MediaHost of the weekly radio show Young American on SiriusXM Progress
Activism and PoliticsWorked on political campaigns and grassroots movements after graduating; co-founded Make Room, a political action committee, while a sophomore at Brown University
RepresentationRepresented by United Talent Agency

Social Media

Official Websitehttps://dylandouglas.com/
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/dylan__douglas/

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Co-founded the political action committee Make Room while still a sophomore at Brown University
2. Spoke publicly about his struggles with dyslexia at a young age
3. His first feature film starring role was announced in 2026

Also born on 8 August

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