Gabriel Rush

Career overview

Gabriel Rush was born on 12 January 1998 in the United States. He entered the entertainment industry with a background in dance and theatre, beginning tap‑dancing at the age of four. His early performances attracted the attention of agent John Shea, who subsequently represented him. Rush’s first feature‑film credit was the role of Skotak, one of the principal khaki scouts, in Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom, where he shared the set with Bruce Willis, Bill Murray and Edward Norton.

Following his debut, Rush appeared in several additional films. He is credited with roles in A Little Game, directed by Evan Oppenheimer, and in James Gray’s The Immigrant. He returned to work with Anderson on The Grand Budapest Hotel, further expanding his collaboration with the director. Most recently, Rush acted in No Letting Go, a film directed by Jonathan D. Bucari that explores the experience of a teenager coping with a serious mental illness. Across his career, Rush has accumulated twenty‑six acting credits, as recorded by The Movie Database, and continues to be identified primarily as an actor.