August Maturo

Who is August Maturo?

August Maturo is a young Hollywood actor. August Maturo has already won the hearts of many with his roles as Augie Matthews in the TV comedy-drama series “Girl Meets World” (2014-2017) and Daniel in the horror film “The Nun” (2018), among many others.

Early life and Childhood

August Maturo was born on August 28, 2007, in Ventura, California, USA.

he is the middle child, with an older sister Michele and a younger brother Ocean, who is also an actor.

He hasn’t revealed any information about his parents, such as their names or occupations.

He became interested in acting at a young age and made his acting debut in a church play when he was only four years old.

After receiving compliments, August’s parents decided to take him to a few auditions to see if he could land a role.

Education Details

August Maturo is too young to date and is more concerned with his education, as he is still in fifth grade, as well as his career.

Professional Career

Maturo landed his first role as Kyle in the TV series “Weeds” in 2012. In the following years.

He played minor roles, first as 6-year-old Marvin in the critically acclaimed comedy series “How I Met Your Mother,” and then as Issac in the television film “Applebaum,” both of which aired in 2012.

The following year, he played Alden in the pilot episode of “Dads” and had a minor role in “Raising Hope.”

Gradually, he gained popularity, and 2014 was his breakthrough year  first, he was cast as Adam in the TV series “See Dad Run,”

Then as Aggie Matthews in the TV comedy-drama series “Girl Meets World.”

August appeared in all 72 episodes of the Primetime Emmy Award-nominated series, alongside Rowan Blanchard, and Sabrina Carpenter.

And Ben Savage, and quickly rose to prominence.

August’s career has been quite successful since then, as he was chosen for the voice role of Puck McSnorter in the animated comedy series “Mickey and the Roadster Racers” (2017-2019).

Then played Daniel in the highly anticipated horror-thriller film “The Nun” in 2018, and most recently.

He began working on films “SHEPHERD: The Story of a Jewish Dog,” which has yet to receive a release date, and “Slapface,” which is scheduled for

Net Worth and Salary

August Maturo’s net worth has been estimated to be $300,000..

Relationship Status

August Maturo, who is already a star, hasn’t been very open about his personal life.

Though we do know that he is best friends with McKenna Grace, a child actress like August.

Body Measurement

August now stands at 4 feet 9 inches, or 1.43m, and weighs around 66lbs, or 30kgs. His vital statistics are currently unknown, but he has a fit build, hazel eyes, and curly dark brown hair

Social Media

His official Instagram page has nearly two million followers.

With whom he has shared not only his most recent professional endeavors but also some personal events.

Such as spending time with his friends, particularly McKenna Grace. August has also grown in popularity on Facebook.

Where he has over 550,000 loyal fans, and where he keeps his fans up to date on his latest endeavors.

This rising star can also be found on Twitter, where he has just over 200,000 followers.

So, if you aren’t already a fan of this young aspiring actor, now is the time to become one; simply visit his official pages and see what he is up to next, both personally and professionally.

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Trivia

• August is one of the young Hollywood talents, who has already won the hearts of many with the role of Augie Matthews in the TV comedy-drama series “Girl Meets World” (2014-2017).
• He has continued quite successfully, as he was chosen for the voice role of Puck McSnorter in the animated comedy series “Mickey and the Roadster Racers” (2017-2019).
• Maturo Net WorthNow that you are familiar with his entire career, which is yet to reach its full potential, assuming that he continues with acting into his adult life, let’s see how rich August is, as of mid- 2019.
• August’s net worth at $300,000, which is rather decent, don’t you think, taking into consideration his age and experience.