Keaton Nigel Cooke

Keaton Nigel Cooke started his acting career at five years old in the production of "The Jungle Book" (2012) where he played the lead role of "Mowgli." He went on to play roles as diverse as "Tiny Tim" in "A Christmas Carol" (2013) to the role of "Wally Webb" in "Our Town" (2014.) Keaton went on to screen success playing the lead role in three (3) consecutive movies. Todd Solondz's "Weiner Dog" (2016), Loki Film's "Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You" (2016) and Nick Colia's "Alex and the Handyman" (2016.) Keaton was the only lead actor with two (2) movies entered in the esteemed 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Keaton has continued his success this year by receiving the "Best Actor" award from N.Y.U. for his portrayal of Alex, in "Alex and the Handyman." Keaton has also to date this year, played the leading roll in three (3) more movies. Graham Sack's "Lincoln in the Bardo" (2017), Patrick Wang's "A Bread Factory, Part One" (2017) and Patrick Wang's "A Bread Factory, Part Two" (2017).