Personal details
- Birth Date: 2007-08-28
- Height: 5′ 6¼″ (1.68 m)
- Birth Location: Ventura, California, USA
- Professions: Actor, Producer, Executive
August Maturo’s name probably rings a bell if you caught "Girl Meets World" back when Disney was really cranking out the hits. He basically stole every scene as Auggie, the adorable, inquisitive son of Cory and Topanga. Given the show’s killer debut—over five million viewers on opening night—and the fact that Maturo filmed more than 70 episodes, it’s no shocker the series racked up Emmy and Teen Choice nominations. But honestly, the kid’s résumé is stacked way beyond Disney. He’s popped up everywhere, from "Weeds" and "How I Met Your Mother" to "Bones," "The Connors," "S.W.A.T.," and even FOX’s "Accused" and "9-1-1." Then he jumped into movies, landing a role in "The Nun," which, let’s be real, made a ridiculous amount of money worldwide. He’s also carried indie films like "Shepherd: The Story of a Jewish Dog," which snagged him a Best Breakthrough Performance award, and the horror flick "Slapface," where critics couldn’t stop raving—91% on Rotten Tomatoes, if you’re keeping score. Born in California to parents with roots in Italy and Jordan, he started acting when he was basically a toddler and never really stopped. Outside the spotlight, August is big on raising awareness about food allergies, something he’s dealt with since he was three. He even started his own production company to tell those stories, and somehow managed to finish high school at 14. Now he’s juggling college, acting gigs, and family life in LA—no slowing down in sight.
You ever heard of Ocean Maturo? Well, this trivia nugget is about his older brother—yeah, he’s got one. And honestly, in Hollywood, sibling connections sometimes mean more than just sharing a last name. This dude’s not just some random relative hanging in the background; he’s been part of the spotlight in his own right. Born a few years ahead of Ocean, he’s carved out his own spot in the industry. People sometimes forget how often siblings pop up in movies and shows, but the Maturo family is one of those low-key Hollywood clans quietly making a mark. You’ll catch the older brother’s name in credits, maybe not always front and center, but he’s there, hustling behind the scenes or taking on roles that keep him in the game. It’s kind of wild how talent seems to run in families, right? Hollywood’s full of those stories, and the Maturos are just another example.
August 28, 2007
5′ 6¼″ (1.68 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Ventura, California, USA
17 years old