Corey Fogelmanis

Biography

Corey Fogelmanis is an American actor and creative artist whose career has evolved from beloved teen television roles into powerful, critically acclaimed dramatic performances. Known for his emotional depth, artistic sensitivity, and fearless choice of roles, Fogelmanis continues to establish himself as one of the most compelling young actors of his generation.

Early Life and Background

Born on August 13, 1999, in California, Corey Fogelmanis developed an early passion for acting and the arts. He trained extensively in theatre and creative performance, which helped shape his disciplined approach to storytelling. Alongside acting, he cultivated interests in photography, directing, and visual art, contributing to his distinct artistic identity.

Breakthrough in Television

Corey first gained widespread recognition for his role as Farkle Minkus in the Emmy-nominated Disney series Girl Meets World. Acting alongside Sabrina Carpenter, he portrayed a socially awkward yet emotionally evolving teenager, earning praise for bringing sincerity and growth to the character over the course of the series.

Following this success, he appeared opposite Oscar-winning Octavia Spencer in the Universal Pictures thriller Ma, marking his transition into darker and more mature cinematic roles.

Expanding Into Complex Storytelling

Fogelmanis continued expanding his range with his role as Nathan Walter in Netflix’s hit series My Life With the Walter Boys. The show became an instant success and was quickly renewed for a second season, further strengthening his position in modern television drama.

Critical Acclaim in Film

One of the most defining moments of Corey Fogelmanis’s career came with his lead performance in Tommy Dorfman’s directorial debut, I Wish You All the Best. The film premiered at the prestigious SXSW Film Festival and features an ensemble cast including Lena Dunham, Alexandra Daddario, and Cole Sprouse.

Fogelmanis delivered a breakthrough performance as Ben, a non-binary teenager struggling with identity, family rejection, and emotional survival within an ultra-religious household. His portrayal was met with exceptional critical acclaim, praised for its vulnerability, authenticity, and emotional honesty. Many critics recognized the role as a defining turning point in his career.