Chance Hurstfield is a Canadian actor from Vancouver, British Columbia. He began screen-acting in 2011 at the age of four, securing numerous roles across film, television, and voice-over animation throughout his childhood. He is best known for his roles as Daniel "Danny" Dixon in the ABC television drama series A Million Little Things and Billy Wenan in the 2020 dark comedy film Fatman.
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Early life
Hurstfield was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, to music producer-director Adam Hurstfield (also known as Adam H.) and Aby Cervantes. His acting career began in 2011 at age four, and he recorded early on in his father's XOXO Entertainment Corp. studio environment. He was educated through online school, reaching Grade 9 by late 2020.
Career
Hurstfield's early career included minor and guest roles in projects such as the TNT mystery movie Innocent (playing Richard Schiff's son), Mark & Russell's Wild Ride, Darc, and the Netflix series Project Mc².
His breakout television work includes portraying Danny Dixon in the ABC family drama series A Million Little Things starting in 2018, and a guest-star role in the Netflix original series Ghost Wars, which won him a Joey Award and scored him a nomination at the UBCP/ACTRA union's awards event. He also made a brief appearance in the Seth Rogen-produced comedy film Good Boys.
As a voice actor, Hurstfield has voiced Harold Humdinger in PAW Patrol and Spud in the animated series Chip and Potato. In 2020, he co-starred as Billy, an overachieving and malicious wealthy child, opposite Mel Gibson and Walton Goggins in the feature film Fatman.