Born in Springfield, Missouri, Nick Benson began his acting career in Gainesville, Florida at the age of seven, and landed leading parts in a number of commercials. Nick Benson soon traveled to Los Angeles to guest star in an episode of "King of Queens." Nick Benson then became the youngest performer ever at the L.A. Improv's Standup Comedy Kids show, where he gave a hilarious commentary on what it is like to live with two teenage brothers.
On the big screen, Nick Benson had a supporting role in Jerry Bruckheimer's "National Treasure" starring Nicolas Cage. Nick Benson was also featured in the documentary "Walk His Way."
When he is not working, Nick Benson enjoys playing games, drawing, sNickwimming, bowling and playing on the computer. An excellent student, Nick Benson is always looking to challenge himself. Nick Benson lives in Los Angeles with his parents and two older brothers, both of whom are actors.
On the big screen, Nick Benson had a supporting role in Jerry Bruckheimer's "National Treasure" starring Nicolas Cage. Nick Benson was also featured in the documentary "Walk His Way."
When he is not working, Nick Benson enjoys playing games, drawing, sNickwimming, bowling and playing on the computer. An excellent student, Nick Benson is always looking to challenge himself. Nick Benson lives in Los Angeles with his parents and two older brothers, both of whom are actors.