What movies is Israel Johnson in? His Age, Parents, Career, Bio

Israel Johnson is a young American actor, probably best known for his appearances in the ABC spin-off series “Schooled.” He’s also gained recognition for his portrayal of the character Noah in the series “Bunk’d.”

Early life, family, education

Israel Johnson was born on 22 July 2005, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which makes him 18 years old. He spent most of his early childhood in Philadelphia with his parents and siblings Tim and Jade. His mother reportedly works as a teacher while his father’s a businessman. However, not much else is known about them, including their names, as they prefer to keep away from the spotlight.

Not much has been revealed about his education, but it’s assumed that he is still in high school, set to matriculate in 2024; he hasn’t talked about his plans for college.

Israel demonstrated huge passion for acting ever since he was very little, and appeared as an extra in the film “The Night Catches Us” when he was only four years old. Relocating with his family to Los Angeles at the age of six, he embarked on his journey on becoming a hip-hop dancer, marking the beginning of his entertainment career. His early talents started gaining recognition, and by the age of eight, he garnered increased attention when he took on a role in the short film “Son Shine.” This early exposure set the stage for his evolving career in the entertainment industry.

Career

Following his two first roles ,Israel took a nearly five-year break from acting, before he had  another role. In 2018, he was cast as Head Bully in family short “Little Cousin.”  Directed by Robert Everett Williams Jr., centers around Isaac, a little boy who has a passion for superheroes, as he learns the responsibilities of being a role model.

However, Israel’s big break came in 2019, when he was cast as Ed Morris in the comedy TV series “Schooled”, appearing on screen in 14 episodes during the show’s short runtime of two seasons. Created by Marc Firek and Adam F. Goldberg, the show was imagined as a spin-off from the popular show “The Goldbergs,” but set in the 1990s and revolving around the faculty and students of William Penn Academy. The main character, Lainey Lewis (played by AJ Michalka), who was a recurring character in “The Goldbergs,” becomes a teacher at the Academy. The series explores the dynamics between the teachers and students, as well as Lainey’s experiences in her new role as an educator. The show combines humor, nostalgia, and the challenges of navigating the ups and downs of school life. “Schooled” aims to capture the essence of the ’90s while delivering comedic moments and heartfelt stories within an educational setting.

In 2020, Israel made a brief appearance in an episode of the Disney channel’s TV show “Raven’s Home,” as the character Noah Lambert, the perfect opportunity for him to share the screen with well-established actors such as Raven-Symone and Issac Ryan Brown. Despite only appearing in one episode as a minor character, Israel still managed to leave a lasting impact on the directors and the audiences.

Since 2019, Israel Johnson has been continuously part of the Disney channel comedy show “Bunk’d,” which is a spin-off from the show “Jessie,” appearing in 93 episodes of the show in the character Noah Lamberts. The show, created by Pamela Eells, premiered in 2015, and centers around the characters Emma, Ravi and Zuri Ross, who go to a summer camp, called Camp Kikiwaka, in Maine where their parents originally met. The series explores the diverse personalities of the campers, their interactions with each other, and the comedic scenarios that unfold in a camp setting. As the characters navigate the challenges of outdoor life, they form friendships, learn life lessons, and create lasting memories. “Bunk’d” is aimed at a younger audience, and combines elements of comedy, friendship, and adventure.

Israel’s outstanding performance in the show earned him a nomination for Favorite Male TV star (Kids) at the Kid’s Choice Awards, USA.

Brother Tim Johnson Jr.

Israel’s brother, Tim Johnson Jr., is also an accomplished actor, and has been a huge inspiration for Israel as he was growing up. Tim is probably best known for his appearances in “Pacific Rim: Uprising” and “Fist Fight.” He’s also gained recognition for portraying characters such as Chauncy in “Bella and the Bulldogs”, and Briefcase in “Kirby Buckets.” In 2014, he was also notably pronounced the winner of the singing competition “Taste of Soul StarQuest.”

Relationships

Israel Johnson is very private when it comes to his personal life, and as such there are no reports of him being in a relationship. Israel is also only 18 years old, so it’s likely that he is yet to engage in his first relationship.

Social media presence

Israel has a very vibrant presence on social media platforms, most notably Instagram, on which he has over 40,000 followers and has posted nearly 250. The content on his profile is mostly centered around daily life and candid photos and self-portraits. He also occasionally posts photos and videos of his work in the entertainment industry, most notably the TV show “Bunk’d.” The bio of his Instagram profile hints at his religious nature, as he’s put the words “God first always” there. He’s also captioned several of his posts with words that express his gratitude to the Lord.

Appearance

Israel Johnson stands at a height of 5ft 10ins (1.78m) and weighs around 154lbs (70kg). He has short curly black hair and deep black eyes. He’s very fit and athletic as he frequently goes jogging and works out at the gym.

He has a very unique sense of style, which frequently includes extravagant jackets, sweaters, T-shirts, and pants. He also loves to accessorize with baseball caps, necklaces, rings, and sunglasses. He most frequently wears baggy clothes, as he likes to feel comfortable in his outfits.

Net Worth

As of 2023, Israel Johnson’s net worth has been estimated at over $1 million. His financial wealth is primarily linked to his successful career in acting, and most notably involvement with the “Bunk’d” TV show.