Spence Moore II stars in "Creed III" as young Damian, better known as Adonis's childhood best friend who looked out for him when they were living in a group home together. In the movie, before he went away to prison, Moore II's Damian was a rising boxer with a bright future. All that changed when he took a charge for Adonis. And coincidentally enough, this isn't the 25-year-old actor's first athletic role.
Prior to "Creed III," Moore II had a four-season stint on The CW's "All American," appearing on the show as a football player named Chris. Before then, the actor starred on shows like "The Rookie," "Good Trouble," "We Are Who We Are," and "A.P. Bio." Following his time on "All American," Moore II went on to pursue more TV opportunities on shows like "Grown-ish," "S.W.A.T.," and "The Wonder Years" before his big movie role.
Looking back on his "Creed III" experience, Moore II told LRM Online: "I think one of the dopest things I got out of [it] is not just a role in the movie 'Creed [III],' but the resources; being able to text a Jonathan Majors, being able to text a Mike B. Jordan. I feel like that's bigger than anything I got from this film. And also just support they have for me . . . They really feel like they want to have hands in what I do next . . . so I appreciate them just on a big-bro level."
