Adam Hochstetter

Adam Hochstetter is an American actor known for The Who Was? Show (2018), Stuck in the Middle (2016), and The Kicks (2015). The actor is mostly popular among young fans from his notable appearances in television series as Wyatt, Riley King, and Stevens. 

He has worked with major film companies like Netflix, Disney, and Nickelodeon.

Name Adam Hochstetter
Gender Male
Height 5ft 11in
Nationality American
Profession Actor
Twitter @AdamHochstette1

Adam Hochstetter Wikipedia, Age, Parents, Family

Wikipedia has yet to document a biography on Adam Hochstetter.

The actor has been keeping his personal life away from the public eyes. Adam has no interest in sharing personal matters with the public. There is not any available information regarding the actor’s parents or family online.

Adam On Twitter

Adam Hochstette joined Twitter in April 2014. He was last seen active on Feb 19, 2015, but he has not been using the platform since then. Hochstette uses Twitter under the username AdamHochstette1. At the time, the account has over 102 followers. 

Hochstetter’s Filmography

Adam Hochstetter started working as an actor at a young age. He has worked ina total of 12 films over the past years. He started his career in the acting industry with a short film called Silver.

Fun Facts About Adam Hochstetter

Here are the top 10 fun facts on the American actor Adam Hochstetter.

  1. Adam Hochstetter is as tall as 5 feet and 11 inches tall.
  2. He is known for his appearance in the television series The Who Was? Show. 
  3. His biography is yet to be documented on Wikipedia. However, the actor has a profile in IMDb.
  4. Adam booked his first role in the movie Silver; he appeared playing the role of John.
  5. The actor is credited with 12 acting credits over the course of four years.
  6. His Twitter user is @AdamHochstette1.
  7. According to PayScale, his annual income is estimated at around $50k.
  8. Adam was most active in the year 2015, where he appeared in four different films.
  9. He has worked with major film production companies like Disney, Netflix, and Nickelodeon.
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