Kieran Kyle Culkin’s first screen appearance was as a child-artist in a minor role in ‘Home Alone’ (1990). He played juvenile roles in ‘Only the Lonely’ (1991), ‘Home Alone 2: Lost in New York’ (1992), and ‘Father of the Bride’ (1991) for which he received nominations.
Culkin further appeared in ‘Nowhere to Run’ (1993), ‘My Summer Story’ (1994), ‘Father of the Bride Part II’ (1995), and award-nominated film ‘Music of the Heart’ (1995). He earned nominations for ‘The Mighty’ (1998), and played supporting roles in 1999’s ‘She’s All That’ and ‘The Cidar House Rules.’
Culkin’s performance as a rebellious teenager in the comedy-drama film ‘Igby Goes Down’ (2002) proved his breakthrough role, as it fetched awards and nominations. He had a main role in the sitcom ‘Go Fish’ (2001).
Subsequently, Culkin featured in ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. the World’ (2010), ‘Margaret’ (2011), ‘Quitters’ (2015), ‘Wiener-Dog’ (2016), ‘Infinity Baby’ (2017), and ‘No Sudden Move’ (2021). His starring role in the drama-series ‘Succession’ (2018-present) brought him critical acclaim and nominations.