Personal details
- Height: 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
- Birth Location: Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA
- Parents: Rhonda Knight
- Professions: Actor, Producer, Writer
Aramis Knight, born in Woodland Hills, California back in ’99, has been hustling in the acting game since he was basically a toddler—thanks to his mom signing him up for an acting workshop at just four years old. By 2005, the kid was already showing up in commercials and landing those classic blink-and-you-miss-it roles on TV. Seriously, you name a crime show, he’s probably popped up: Rizzoli & Isles, Royal Pains, Psych, NCIS, Lost, Dexter, Cold Case—yeah, he’s been around the block. But don’t let the small parts fool you—his big shot came with “Ender’s Game,” playing Bean. That’s the one most folks remember. Before that? He squeezed into some major movies, too: “The Dark Knight Rises,” “Crossing Over,” “Rendition.” The guy's resume is like a mini tour of Hollywood. And get this—he doesn’t just stick to live-action. Aramis has done voice work for animated hits like “Shrek Forever After” and “Happy Feet II.” Not everyone can brag about that kind of range, right? Fast-forward to the MCU era, and suddenly he’s Red Dagger in the Disney+ “Ms. Marvel” series. Not a bad gig at all. From commercials to capes, Aramis Knight’s career has been all about jumping into whatever comes next, and honestly, he’s made it work. There’s a reason his face keeps showing up on your screen—he’s just that good.
Funny thing—despite snagging a bunch of Hispanic or Latino roles in movies, this actor actually doesn’t have a drop of Hispanic or Latino blood. His dad’s got roots in Pakistan and India, while his mom is white with English, Irish, and German ancestors tossed in the mix. So yeah, genetically speaking, he’s nowhere near the backgrounds he’s been playing on screen. Hollywood does love to blur those lines, doesn’t it? Kind of wild how casting directors figure, “Hey, he looks the part, let’s roll with it.” Meanwhile, people are out here assuming he’s Latinx because of his characters. It’s just one of those weird movie business quirks—sometimes the real story is way different than what you see up on the screen. Goes to show you can’t always believe what you see in the credits, right? Anyway, the guy pulls it off, so props for the acting chops, even if the ancestry’s a total curveball.
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA
Rhonda Knight and Surekha