Andrew Jorgen Lee was born on July 2, 1997, in Columbus, Ohio, a city that would serve as the humble beginnings of his remarkable journey in the world of cinema. Prior to making his debut on the big screen, Andrew had already discovered his passion for acting during his middle school years, when he took on the role of a T-bird in a production of Grease. This marked the beginning of his fascination with the craft, and he would soon go on to hone his skills through acting classes in his hometown.
As fate would have it, Andrew's talents were soon discovered, and he was subsequently cast in a national commercial and independent film shot on the picturesque Cape Cod. This experience would lay the groundwork for his future success, as he began to split his time between Columbus and Los Angeles, gaining representation and landing a recurring role as a spokesperson for Disney XD.
Andrew's breakthrough in the film industry came when he was cast in the critically acclaimed film The Motel Life, alongside an impressive cast that included Emile Hirsch, Stephen Dorff, and Dakota Fanning. Playing the younger version of Emile's character, Andrew formed a strong bond with his co-star, and the two worked together to bring their characters to life. The experience of working alongside Kris Kristofferson was a highlight of Andrew's career, as he was able to witness firsthand the art of acting at its finest.
When not on set, Andrew is committed to giving back to his community. He dedicates his time to mentoring children and teaching an introduction to acting course in his hometown, emphasizing the importance of balancing education and acting. Through his experiences, Andrew has developed a strong sense of empathy and understanding, allowing him to remain grounded and focused on his goals.
