Dylan Everett
Toronto, ON
Born January 24, 1995 in Toronto, Dylan Everett emerged as a notable Canadian actor with a natural gift for performance. He began acting at a young age, securing his first screen role at ten as Streeter in The Doodle Bops. That early experience unlocked a path in front of cameras and on stage, where timing, presence, and a fearless curiosity would define his approach to acting. Over the years he expanded his craft, drawing on a deep love of storytelling and a readiness to explore both dramatic scenes and lighthearted material with equal sincerity.
His talents extend beyond acting into music. Dylan is proficient with the guitar and drums, a combination that has enriched his performances and given him the ability to contribute authentic musical energy to scenes and productions. This musical fluency not only enhances his work on screen but also informs his rhythm as an actor, helping him land natural beats in dialogue and action sequences.
Dylan’s television career began to diversify as he collected a wide range of credits. He earned a Young Artist Award nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Guest Starring Role for his work on The Dresden Files, a recognition that underscored his capacity to hold a viewers attention in a single episode while delivering a memorable on screen performance. His voice acting for Wolfy in Super Why showcased his versatility, proving he could inhabit characters across live action and animation with equal credibility.
A turning point arrived after several appearances on different programs when he landed the role of Marlon on How to Be Indie. The character quickly resonated with audiences for his wit and relatable humor, and the performance helped Dylan stand out as a reliable and expressive young actor in Canadian television during that era. The role demonstrated his ability to balance comedic timing with moments of genuine emotion, a combination that broadens the appeal of his work across ages and genres.
One of the standout moments in his career came with a one hour special of Wingin’ It. In this production he portrays Carl Montclaire, a character who brings a blend of whimsy and warmth to the story while allowing Dylan to demonstrate deeper emotional nuance and stronger stage presence. The special highlighted his capacity to connect with family oriented storytelling and to engage a broad audience with energy, charm, and a touch of mischief that fans remember.
Back story:
- Scott Sharpe, THE DRESDEN FILES, 2007
- Wolfy, SUPER WHY!, 2007-2008
- Big Ben, THE LATEST BUZZ, 2008
- Gordie, FAMILY FIRST, 2010
- Marlon, HOW TO BE INDIE, 2009-2010
- Carl Montclaire, WINGIN’ IT, 2010