You star Dylan Arnold age, Instagram, height, roles: Everything to know about the Theo actor

One of Netflix’s most popular original series is coming back on our screens in just a few short hours! You season 3 sees the return of Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) and Love Quinn (Victoria Pedretti), one of the most toxic fictional couples of all time. The new installment also introduces fans to a new group of cast members, including actor Dylan Arnold.

Arnold plays a new character named Theo, a college student who will cross paths with Joe and Love in their new town of Madre Linda. Viewers might recognize this up-and-coming actor for his roles in the latest Halloween movies and the After series!

While we wait for You season 3 to debut, here’s everything you need to know about Dylan Arnold.

Dylan Arnold age

This actor was born on February 11, 1994, making him a 27-year-old Aquarius. He’s originally from Seattle, Washington.

Dylan Arnold Instagram

Arnold currently has 78,200 followers on Instagram, a number that’s sure to only go up once You season 3 is released and viewers get to know his character, Theo!

The actor uses his page to share photography shots along with photos of friends and family. To check out his account and give him a follow, click the link here.

Dylan Arnold height

We couldn’t get confirmation on Arnold’s height, however the site CelebHeightWiki lists him at 6’0. We’ll be sure to update this article once we find out how tall he is for sure!

Dylan Arnold roles

As mentioned, the You season 3 star played Cameron Elam in Halloween (2018) and its new sequel, Halloween Kills (2021). He portrayed the character Noah in After (2019) and in After We Collided (2020), but he isn’t in the third movie of the series, After We Fell (2021).

Additionally, Arnold has appeared in shows like Nashville, The Purge, and Into the Dark. You can check out his full IMDb page here.

Viewers are definitely going to love Theo when they tune in for You season 3. You can binge all 10 episodes on Netflix starting Oct. 15 at 12:01 a.m. PT / 3:01 a.m. ET.