Mitchell Kummen

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Mitchell Kummen

Acting 27 July 18, 1999

Winnipeg, Canada

Mitchell Kummen is a Canadian actor. Mitch nailed his first audition at eight years of age and has never looked back. A bit of a chameleon, Mitch has played younger versions of Da…

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Mitchell Kummen is a Canadian actor. Mitch nailed his first audition at eight years of age and has never looked back. A bit of a chameleon, Mitch has played younger versions of Daniel Radcliffe, Callum Keith Rennie, Luke Mitchell, Don Cherry and most recently Adam “Edge” Copeland and Mike “The Miz” Mizanin. He has appeared in the feature films Horns, Interrogation, and Santa’s Little Helper, and mow’s Lucky Christmas which is Kummen’s first role to be featured in the United States along with Elizabeth Berkley. He has recurred on the television series When Calls the Heart, The Tomorrow People, The Haunting Hour, Shattered and Less Than Kind. He was also a lead in the award winning web series Time Tremors. Recently Mitchell won four Joey Awards for his individual and ensemble work.

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  1. 2020
  2. 2018
    Wedding of Dreams

    Movie Johnny

  3. 2016
    Aftermath

    TV show Devyn

  4. 2016
    Summer of Dreams

    Movie Johnny

  5. 2016
    Interrogation

    Movie Teen Lucas

  6. 2016
    DC's Legends of Tomorrow

    TV show Young Mick Rory

  7. 2015
    Santa's Little Helper

    Movie Young Dax

  8. 2015
    Minority Report

    TV show Teen Dash

  9. 2015
    Ties That Bind

    TV show Jeff McLean

  10. 2015
    UnREAL

    TV show Terry

  11. 2014
    When Calls the Heart

    TV show Gabe Montgomery

  12. 2013
    The Tomorrow People

    TV show Young John

  13. 2013
    Horns

    Movie Ig Perrish at 13

  14. 2013
    Motive

    TV show Ben Patkowski

  15. 2012
    Goon

    Movie Autograph Seeker (uncredited)

  16. 2011
    Lucky Christmas

    Movie Max

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  1. 2010