Griffin Kane

Griffin got his big break when renowned director Steven Soderbergh came to Chicago to cast the movie Contagion (2011). At the age of just 7, Griffin would play Clark Morrow, the son of Matt Damon and Gwyneth Paltrow's characters. Soon after, he appeared on NBC's Chicago Fire (2012), and was cast in the pilot episode of Sam & Cat (2013), which quickly became Nickelodeon's highest-rated series. He continued as a recurring guest star with additional appearances on the hit show. In 2014, Griffin appeared on USA Network's comedy series Sirens (2014), created by Denis Leary & Bob Fisher. Griffin was cast to play the younger brother of Michael Mosley's character, Johnny. At just 10, Griffin landed his first lead role as Alden Blakemore in the Hallmark Hall of Fame movie One Christmas Eve (2014). His on-screen mom, Anne Heche, took Griffin under her wing during his largest project yet. The TV movie was shot in Winnipeg, Canada and Griffin worked closely with a litter of beagle pups. As a y