Charlie Gillespie

Charlie Gillespie (also credited as Charles Gillespie) is a Canadian screen actor and singer born on August 26, 1998, in Dieppe, Canada. With a natural mix of charm and intensity, he has built a reputation for playing emotionally direct characters across teen drama, thriller, and indie features.

Gillespie broke out internationally as Luke Patterson in Netflix’s Julie and the Phantoms (2020), a performance that showcased both his acting range and musical ability. The series helped position him as a rising talent with crossover appeal between television and music-driven storytelling.

Since then, he has continued to expand his filmography with projects such as Totally Killer (2023) as Blake Hughes (1987) and roles in Runt (as DRat Ronnie) and Deltopia (2023). His notable credits also include Speed Kills (as Andrew Aronoff), Suze (as Gage), Shattered Ice (as Will Mankus), Soul's Road (as Chris Carter), The Class (as Jason), and The Outlaw League (as Tiger).

Whether leading a streaming hit or anchoring smaller genre titles, Gillespie’s career reflects a steady climb—balancing mainstream visibility with varied character work that keeps audiences watching what he does next.