Trey Horton

Trey Horton (also credited as Tre’ Horton) is an American screen performer known for character-driven roles across film and television. Working primarily as an actor, he has built a concise body of work that highlights versatility, moving between drama and grounded, everyday realism.

Among Horton’s notable credits is Michael, where he appears as Marlon Jackson, contributing to a story rooted in pop-culture history and family dynamics. He is also recognized for a role in Shotgun Stories, a film praised for its understated tension and ensemble approach, and for his appearance in Shoebox as a Bully, a part that underscores his ability to play sharper, more confrontational characters.

While public details about Horton’s early life and personal background remain limited, his screen work reflects a steady commitment to performance and to projects that favor naturalistic acting. As his filmography continues to circulate with new audiences, Trey Horton remains a name associated with focused supporting turns and memorable character moments.