
Finn Carr took over the role of Rocco Falconeri in 2022 appearing in an episode set at the Metro Court. He was not seen on screen again until 2024 when the show decided to include Rocco in the teen scene and called Finn back to set. He immediately saw an increase in airtime as Rocco was featured more on the canvas and has now become a regular part of the show appearing in multiple episodes a month, often weekly. Finn has been given lots of material to work with as storylines are now written not only to include Rocco, but making him a key player in what is happening on the canvas. He has seen Rocco deal with his Mom waking up from a coma, being arrested for a break and enter in a lab, and shooting a WSB agent to name a few key moments.
Career Highlights
Finn’s first acting credit was at five years old in an episode of the web series Crowned. He has played a Young Spencer Reid (Matthew Gray Gubler) on Criminal Minds, and done episodes of Hot in Cleveland, Fuller House, and iCarly. Finn also had a series regular role on the Netflix show Alexa & Katie playing the younger brother Jack Cooper.
Written by Star-Kidz Staff
Filmography
Television
Voice-Over
Quick Facts
- Born November 14 2008
- Full name is Finn Francis Carr
- Has an older brother Elliott Carr who is also an actor and a younger sister
- Is a competitive swimmer
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- “I knew how good he was on the day Dante woke up in the hospital after being shot[…]We hadn’t really worked together a lot up to that point and I was worried about how the scene would go, because I really wanted to play the moment of Dante and Rocco seeing each other again as a big moment. I didn’t want to just gloss over that. I really rely on my fellow actors in a scene to achieve what I’m hoping to achieve in my performance. I’m not really good if the other actor is phoning it in, if they’re not as invested. And I was pleasantly surprised because I opened my eyes and he walked in the hospital room and immediately, I was like, ‘Okay, this is awesome! This kid is in it!’ I was crying and then all of a sudden, I heard him crying. It almost took me by surprise, how in the moment he was. It was really cool. I was like, ‘Wow!’ I still think about that two years later.” – Dominic Zamprogna, Soap Opera Digest
- “Finn is fantastic. He is so amazing and I think the scenes played beautifully because he has such an earnestness and an innocence that he brings to his portrayal of Rocco, which was just so endearing, but then to play it from my perspective, as a mother losing those years with her son…. She just can’t even begin to process the level of overwhelmed that she is! Those were really intense scenes. But he was wonderful in them.” – Alexa Havins, Soap Opera Digest
- “A lot of the non-fighting stuff you see between us on camera is what you see in person. We’re super good friends. It’s just been awesome. I worked with a lot of teen actors at the start of my time on the show and then like nothing. So, when I saw that there was another teen boy on the show, I was like, “This is cool.” I’m very glad I get to work with someone my age that I can relate to and ask questions that I normally wouldn’t be able to ask to someone who’s much more experienced than me and older.” – Asher Antonyzyn, Michael Fairman TV
- It really helps to be working with such a great actor, it’s really easy to play this stuff with him because it feels like our connection is automatic. He’s a really soulful guy and I feel like we’re putting some good stuff out there.” – Dominic Zamprogna, Soap Opera Digest
- “Watching Rocco struggle with guilt over Danny, Charlotte, and Jason’s situation was absolutely heartbreaking. Finn played every beat perfectly — the fear, the desperation, the helplessness, and finally the relief of finding someone he could trust.” – Stone Cold & The Jackal
- “I think, in all honesty, everybody was great in that storyline. You broke my heart. In one scene, I was like, ‘Oh, s–t, this kid broke my heart just now.’” – Maurice Benard, State of Mind
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