Myles Grier

A native of Stone Mountain, Georgia, Myles Grier is an actor and producer of Nigerian descent who works across film, television and stage. His acting journey began in theater at age eleven, leading to him signing with his first talent agent two years later. He honed his craft at Atlanta's DeKalb School of the Arts and subsequently earned a BFA in Theatre Performance from Valdosta State University before moving to Los Angeles to launch his television career in 2013. He earned early recognition with recurring roles on "The Fosters" (Freeform, 2013-18) and "Game of Silence" (NBC, 2016). He also appeared on "Marvel's Agent Carter" (ABC, 2015-16), "Aquarius" (NBC, 2015-16) and had a guest-starring role on Fox Entertainment's "Lethal Weapon" (2016-18). Alongside his on-screen work, he gained a foundational understanding of film and television production by working behind the scenes on projects for NBC, FOX and Nickelodeon. Following his father's passing in 2017, Grier temporarily stepped away from his career to spend time with family and reflect on his long term vision. During that time, he served as a personal and executive assistant to producer Don Weiner, then Academy Award nominated producer Lee Daniels, deepening his understanding of the business of entertainment. He later wrote, directed, produced and starred in the film short "Remember to Breathe in the Dark," and appeared in the top-billed cast of the feature film "Good Side of Bad" (2023) alongside Academy Award nominee Tess Harper and Emmy Award winner Kim Estes. Grier also appears opposite Richard T. Jones in "Aftershock: The Nicole Bell Story" (2025), executive produced by Roc Nation. He has also appeared in national campaigns with the likes of Morgan Freeman, Kevin Hart and Terry Crews for brands including Toyota, Sam's Club, RAM Trucks, Church's Chicken, Honda and more.