Noah Hathaway was born on November 13, 1971, in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, to his loving parents, Judy and Robert Hathaway. As a precocious child, Noah began his journey to stardom at the tender age of three, landing roles in various commercials.
In 1978, his big break came when he was cast as Boxey on the iconic science fiction television series, Battlestar Galactica. Later that same year, he took on the memorable role of Atreyu in the beloved fantasy film, The NeverEnding Story. His impressive performance in the 1984 film cemented his status as a rising star in the industry.
In 1986, Noah landed the lead role of Harry Potter Jr. in the cult classic, Troll. Throughout his teenage years, he honed his skills by teaching advanced jazz and street dance, but an injury forced him to retire from teaching at the age of 18.
After his departure from the entertainment industry, Noah pursued his passion for Muay Thai boxing and even fought as an amateur. He then took a hiatus from the spotlight until 1992, when he appeared in the drama film, To Die, to Sleep.
Prior to his return to Los Angeles in 1998, Noah spent two and a half years in New York City, where he developed a love for the fast-paced city life. In his free time, he enjoys racing in Super Sport motorcycle competitions at Willow Springs, California. Additionally, he has worked as a bartender at various LA clubs and has several tattoos that reflect his unique personality.
Noah is a well-rounded individual who has achieved black belts in Tang Soo Do and Shotokan, and is currently learning American Kenpo from renowned instructor Dr. Jerry Erickson. He also assists Dr. Erickson in teaching a specialized self-defense course for flight attendants and pilots in the airline industry.
