Personal details
- Birth Date: 1998-04-06
- Height: 5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
- Birth Location: Florida, USA
- Parents: John List
- Professions: Actress, Producer, Director
Peyton List’s been everywhere, hasn’t she? You basically watch her grow up on TV, and now she’s running the show for real. She’s not just acting, either—she’s producing, writing, all the good stuff. Cobra Kai on Netflix? That’s her as Tory Nichols, the total badass who storms into the dojo in season 2 and just never lets up. She flipped that role into one of the most important characters in the show, hands down. And then there’s School Spirits, which popped up on Paramount+ and, outta nowhere, landed on Netflix’s top 10 right after hitting the platform. Critics went nuts for her too—the Wall Street Journal even called her performance “magnetic.” No big deal, just leading a hit show and helping produce it, too. She’s not just sticking to TV, either. Check out American Boogeywoman, where she dives into the wild and dark role of Aileen Wuornos, or that movie Departures—she’s acting alongside Asa Butterfield, Maisie Williams, and Nina Dobrev. Just casually sharing the screen with everyone cool. And she wrapped up a new flick called Girls Haunts Boy, working with Michael Cimino, so clearly, she’s not slowing down. Of course, longtime fans remember her from Disney’s Jessie—yeah, that show that never seemed to end. People loved her so much, Disney had to give her a spin-off, Bunk’d, which she wrapped in 2018. Basically, Peyton List is everywhere, and Hollywood knows she’s only getting started. She’s gone from Disney star to legit powerhouse, and honestly, it feels like she’s just warming up.
Spencer List’s twin sister? That’s Peyton List—yeah, the one from “Jessie” and “Cobra Kai.” Pretty wild, honestly, if you think about how both siblings landed smack dab in the middle of Hollywood’s chaos. Peyton’s face pops up all over Disney Channel reruns, and it’s not just her acting that’s got people talking. She’s got this knack for nailing whatever role they throw at her, from the bratty older sister to the more serious, butt-kicking types. nnBut growing up with a twin in the same industry? That’s gotta be a trip—imagine double the auditions, double the press junkets, and probably way too many “which one are you?” moments. People mix them up all the time, even though their styles and vibes are totally different. Still, it’s kind of cool to see siblings both making it on their own terms, each carving out a lane and not just riding each other’s coattails. Hollywood’s got a thing for twins, but these two are the real deal.
You know that buzz you get when you’re sitting in a packed theater and everyone’s totally locked in—laughing, gasping, whatever, right along with you? That weird sense of connection, like you’re all in on the same secret, it’s kinda magic. There’s just something about a movie that grabs people and gets their brains humming on the same wavelength. You see folks wipe tears or nudge their friend at the same moment, and it’s like, dang, they’re right there with me. That’s the good stuff, honestly. It’s not just about the plot or the special effects; it’s the way a film can sync up a whole room, make strangers feel like they’re sharing an inside joke or living through the same wild ride. And when that happens, you can tell—the energy’s just different.
April 6, 1998
5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Florida, USA
John List and Surekha
27 years old