Phillip Forest Lewitski
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Phillip Forest Lewitski

Phillip Forest Lewitski is a Canadian actor born on June 7, 1997, in Calgary, Alberta. He comes from a mixed French, Ukrainian, and Mohawk ancestry, and his heritage is a significant part of his identity. He grew up in a musical household with seven siblings and was homeschooled, which allowed him to focus on theatre and drama studies from an early age. He studied at The Lee Strasberg Institute and is known for playing piano, violin, and drums, using drumming as a way to connect with his Mohawk culture.Lewitski has gained recognition for his roles in both television and film. He is most known for his series lead role as Apollo 4 in the Hulu original series "Utopia Falls" and his guest star role in CW's "Supernatural." He also had a recurring guest star role as Wejitu in the series finale of History Channel's "Vikings." His lead role as Link in the feature film "Wildhood" (2021), which premiered at TIFF, garnered him a prestigious TIFF Rising Star recognition and the Best Lead Actor in a Feature Film at the Canadian Screen Awards. He has also appeared in the Apple TV+ series "Masters of the Air," portraying Lt. Francis Harper, and "Bones of Crows" as Adam Whallach.Outside of acting, Lewitski enjoys drawing with charcoal and traveling. He is an advocate for mental health and volunteers his time working with youth struggling from abusive homes, domestic violence, and drugs. At the age of 19, he published a book titled "Inside My Head," which he spent his teen years writing and documenting his experiences.

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