Andrew Lawrence has built a strong resume in both television series and feature films at just 14 years old. The youngest of the three Lawrence brothers, he began his professional career at the age of three. He guest starred on the show "Walter and Emily" with his brother Matthew and went on to appear with his older siblings, Joseph and Matthew, on the series "Blossom," before deciding to choose acting as a professional career.

He landed his first regular television role in 1994, portraying Tom Arnold's son on the sitcom "Tom" and then starred opposite his two older brothers as the superhero-loving character Andy Roman on the series "Brotherly Love." His additional television credits include regular roles on "Tucker" and "The Kids From Room 402." Lawrence has also starred in numerous films for television, including "The Other Me," "Prince of the Day," "Jumping Ship," "Horse Sense" and "Brothers of the Frontier."

Lawrence made his feature film debut as John Travolta's son in the film "White Man's Burden" and went on to star in the hit comedy "Bean" as well as "Jack Frost" opposite Michael Keaton. He also starred in "Recess: School's Out," in which he voiced the role of TJ Detweiller.

Lawrence is also an accomplished guitarist and short film director, and is working on his first screenplay. He recently graduated from eighth grade and is currently filming a documentary on the transition from junior high school to high school.

Lawrence lives with his family in Los Angeles.