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Terrence Little Gardenhigh is one of the most dedicated young talents in show business today. Currently, he stars in four series across various platforms, with a fifth soon to premiere. He plays "Pat" in Fright Krewe, a DreamWorks animated series streaming on Hulu and Peacock. The show centers on a group of misfit teens chosen by an ancient prophecy and a Voodoo Queen to protect the world from its greatest demonic threat in nearly two centuries.
Terrence also stars as Miles/AWOL in Nickelodeon's hit series Danger Force, now in its third season. Danger Force is a spin-off of Henry Danger and features Cooper Barnes as Captain Man, Michael D. Cohen as Schwoz, and fellow young superheroes Chapa, Mika, and Bose. Season two of Danger Force was the #1 live-action cable program for kids aged 6-11 and ranked first in its Thursday premiere time slot.
He made his feature film debut as the lead in the Netflix original movie Coffee & Kareem, opposite Ed Helms, alongside Taraji P. Henson, Betty Gilpin, and David Alan Grier. The film follows twelve-year-old Kareem Manning (Terrence), who hires a criminal to scare his mom’s new boyfriend, police officer James Coffee, but the plan backfires, forcing them to team up against Detroit’s most ruthless drug kingpin.
Terrence’s credits also include appearances on ABC’s Speechless, Disney Channel’s Just Roll with It, and Nickelodeon’s All That, Side Hustle, and Henry Danger, as well as his award-winning short film Turtle (Bruno).
He currently voices characters in three animated series: Arthur Twist, Ada’s 11-year-old brother who loves magic and sports, on Netflix’s Ada Twist: Scientist (executive produced by Barack and Michelle Obama); Ronathan in Hulu’s Madagascar: A Little Wild; and Flash Fireson in Disney Junior’s Firebuds. He is now recording his fifth animated series for Paramount+.
Born in North Carolina and raised in Olympia, Washington, Little Gardenhigh began his career at age eight, appearing in commercials for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and a widely seen Nintendo TV spot. When not acting, he enjoys spending time with family and playing basketball, football, and skateboarding. Terrence has amassed over 550,000 followers across social media and currently lives with his mother in Los Angeles.
