Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Alexander "Alex" Ferris (born April 23, 1997) is a Canadian child actor. He appeared on jPod as Connor Lefkowitz, and appeared in The Time Traveler's Wife as Young Henry DeTamble.Ferris was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He appeared in the movie RV as Billy Gornicke, The Invisible as Victor Newton, Diary of a Wimpy Kid as Collin Lee and The Time Traveler's Wife as Young Henry DeTamble. He also provides the voice of T.D. in the television series Martha Speaks. He played in the Showtime Network's The L Word as Wilson Mann-Peabody, son of Helena. He is the voice of Paulie the Pliosaurus in Dinosaur Train. He also played Young Sam Winchester in the TV series Supernatural, episode "Something Wicked". He also voiced the character of the Dreamfish in the Barbie animated movie Barbie in A Mermaid Tale he also starred in Firehouse Tales by providing the voice of Milkie the ice cream truck.He also voiced Charlie Brown in Peanuts Motion Comics in 2008.. }
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- Alex_Ferris abstract "Alexander "Alex" Ferris (born April 23, 1997) is a Canadian child actor. He appeared on jPod as Connor Lefkowitz, and appeared in The Time Traveler's Wife as Young Henry DeTamble.Ferris was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He appeared in the movie RV as Billy Gornicke, The Invisible as Victor Newton, Diary of a Wimpy Kid as Collin Lee and The Time Traveler's Wife as Young Henry DeTamble. He also provides the voice of T.D. in the television series Martha Speaks. He played in the Showtime Network's The L Word as Wilson Mann-Peabody, son of Helena. He is the voice of Paulie the Pliosaurus in Dinosaur Train. He also played Young Sam Winchester in the TV series Supernatural, episode "Something Wicked". He also voiced the character of the Dreamfish in the Barbie animated movie Barbie in A Mermaid Tale he also starred in Firehouse Tales by providing the voice of Milkie the ice cream truck.He also voiced Charlie Brown in Peanuts Motion Comics in 2008.".