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Kyle Anderson, originally from Queens, NY, is the youngest of four brothers. His father, Richard Anderson, is a retired gas technician who worked for Brooklyn Union Gas Company and later National Grid. His mother, Victoria Anderson, is a retired New York City public school teacher.
As a child, Kyle was deeply involved in Karate, competing in tournaments across the United States and internationally. At 17, he became a Junior National Champion and was a member of the Junior National Karate team for three years. He earned a silver medal representing the United States at the 2002 Junior Pan-American Championships in Caracas, Venezuela.
However, Kyle shifted his focus to acting after discovering a passion for it, joining the Theatre Department at Binghamton University in New York. While majoring in Theatre and securing lead roles in several productions, he committed to pursuing acting professionally. He later earned a Master of Fine Arts in acting from the University of California, San Diego, graduating in 2011 as one of only eight actors in his class.
Professionally, Kyle has appeared in television series such as "Pan Am" (2011), "The Good Wife" (2009), "Golden Boy" (2013), and "Billions" (2016).
In his spare time, Kyle enjoys learning Italian, which he speaks fluently, and travels to Italy whenever possible. He aims to establish a career in Italian cinema.
Kyle currently lives in West Hollywood, CA.
