Cameron Bright

CAMERON BRIGHT

CAMERON DOUGLAS KRIGGER

He was born on January 26, 1993, in British Columbia, Canada.

He played his first role at the age of seven in an episode of the television series "Higher Ground," and first appeared on the big screen in 2002 in the movie "Single Hero." In 2004, Bright had already starred in the mystery thriller "The Other."

Despite his youth, Cameron has already managed to star in such blockbusters as "X-Men 3" and "Ultraviolet". Characteristically, in both films he played a boy whose supernatural abilities determine the future of humanity.

PRIZES AND AWARDS

He received three awards for his work in the film "Birth" in 2005:

- Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Young Actor;

- Critics Choice Award in the category: "Best Young Actor";

- Young Artist Award in the category: "Best Performance in a Feature Film - Best Young Supporting Actor".

For his work in the film "Smoke Here," he received the Critics Choice Award in the category "Best Young Actor" in 2007.

For his work in the film "Run for your life," in 2007 he received the Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a Motion Picture - Best Young Actor in the First Plan".

For his work in the film "X-Men. The Last Battle" in 2007 received the Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a Motion Picture - Best Young Actor in a Supporting Role".