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Artie Wilkinson-Hunt (born September 15, 2015) is an English child actor from London, known for his roles in major studio films and television series. Despite his young age, he has quickly built an impressive resume, working with acclaimed directors on high-profile projects.
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Early Life and Career
Born in London, England, Wilkinson-Hunt began his acting career at a young age. He gained early recognition for his work in television, appearing as Kevin Beattie in the long-running HBO series C.B. Strike (also known as Strike) and as James Stonehouse in the ITV drama Stonehouse.[1]
Breakthrough and Film Career
Wilkinson-Hunt's film career gained momentum with his casting as Young Prince Adam in Travis Knight's live-action Masters of the Universe (2026), an adaptation of the popular 1980s cartoon series. His role was officially announced in March 2025, with the film scheduled for a June 2026 worldwide release.
In 2025, he starred as The AI Boy in Gore Verbinski's Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die, appearing alongside Sam Rockwell and Juno Temple. He also appeared as Fluffles (UK Only) in Mittens and Pants (2022).
Upcoming Projects
Wilkinson-Hunt's upcoming slate includes the action-comedy Jason Statham Stole My Bike (2027), directed by David Leitch and starring Jason Statham and Hannah Waddingham. He was added to the cast in July 2026. Additionally, he has roles lined up in D.J. Caruso's A Visit to Grandpa's and Peter Straughan's Berlin Noir.
Stage Work and Recognition
Beyond screen work, Wilkinson-Hunt has performed with the National Theatre, playing Young Thomas in Stephen Daldry's production of The Land of the Living. His performance earned him a What's on Stage Award and a Critics Circle Theatre Award nomination.
Personal Information
Born: September 15, 2015
Age: 10 years old (as of 2026)
Birthplace: London, England
Gender: Male
Representation: The Hunt Academy for Young Actors (HAYA) and GGSSC