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Noah Lomax

Noah Lomax

Birth Date:

November 7, 2001

Birth Name:

Noah Lomax

Birth Place:

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Nick Name:

Unconfirmed

Film Debut:

Playing for Keeps 2012

Breakthrough Film:

Safe Haven 2013

Biography

Noah Lomax is an American actor who began working while he was still a child. He was born on November 7, 2001, in New Orleans, Louisiana, and later moved with his family to Atlanta when he was five. Lomax became interested in acting after watching his older sister, Maddie Lomax, audition and work on film and television sets. He began appearing in commercials before making his television debut in an episode of Army Wives in 2009. His television credits included The Walking Dead, Drop Dead Diva, The Middle, Mad Love, and Bones. His work as Louis Morales on The Walking Dead was uncredited, but it gave him exposure to a television audience.

Lomax made his feature-film debut in Playing for Keeps in 2012, playing Lewis, the son of Gerard Butler’s character. Director Gabriele Muccino selected Lomax after an search for a child actor who could deliver a natural and relatable performance. The role marked his first film opportunity. In 2013, Lomax appeared in Safe Haven as Josh, the son of Josh Duhamel’s character. The romantic drama was based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks and gave Lomax another role alongside established actors. Safe Haven can be considered one of his breakthrough films because it increased his visibility with audiences.

Lomax continued building his career with roles in 99 Homes, Little Savages, and The Tale. In 99 Homes, he played Connor Nash, the son of Andrew Garfield’s character, in a drama about the effects of the American housing crisis. Lomax later appeared in Trial by Fire and the Secret Society of Second-Born Royals, where he played Mike. He appeared in The Man in the White Van as Mark Newsome. In an interview, Lomax said that working on 99 Homes helped him feel more established as an actor because he was old enough to understand the issues explored by the film. He studied performing arts and continued developing his interests beyond acting.

Movie Portfolio

Douglas M. Griffin, 99 Homes, Andrew Garfield, Nicole Barré, Noah Lomax, Wayne Péré, Tim Guinee, Laura Dern
as Connor
Noah Lomax
as Josh

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Series Portfolio

Gabrielle Union, Len Cariou, Keith Harris
as Byron
Suzanne Cryer, Sumalee Montano, Angel Oquendo, Azura Skye, Eugene Byrd, Tim Guinee, Sam Golzari, Scoot McNairy, Sean Marquette
as Son
Suzanne Cryer, Susan May Pratt, Aaron Yoo, Bruce Davison, Wayne Péré, Liza Lapira, Enver Gjokaj
as Noah
Maya Erskine, Sara Tomko
as Patient
Series - The Middle
as Young Axl
Nicole Barré
as Louis

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