Elle McKinnon

Elle McKinnon’s screen credits include Wonder, A Christmas to Remember, Travelers and Heretic, alongside visits with Children’s Craniofacial Association families.

Biography

Elle McKinnon plays Charlotte in Wonder, the 2017 film about Auggie Pullman’s first year at a new school. Her work also includes A Christmas to Remember, television guest appearances and a supporting credit in the horror film Heretic.

Charlotte in Wonder.

Known for

Charlotte in Wonder

Elle McKinnon plays Charlotte in Wonder, the 2017 film about Auggie Pullman’s first year at a new school. Her work also includes A Christmas to Remember, television guest appearances and a supporting credit in the horror film Heretic.[1][3][2][4][6][7][8][5]

Career highlights

  1. Career 1

    A Christmas to Remember

    McKinnon plays Jamie in the 2016 television film A Christmas to Remember. Directed by David Weaver, the film stars Mira Sorvino and Cameron Mathison. It is an early screen credit preceding her part in Wonder the following year.[2]

  2. Career 2

    Charlotte in Wonder

    McKinnon portrays Charlotte in Stephen Chbosky’s Wonder. Jacob Tremblay plays Auggie, with Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson as his parents. Charlotte belongs to the school community Auggie enters, making McKinnon part of the film’s ensemble of young performers.[3]

  3. Career 3

    Television appearances

    Her television credits include Anna Hamilton in Travelers. She has also appeared in Once Upon a Time, Hit the Road and Gabby Duran & the Unsittables, working across science fiction, fantasy and family comedy.[4][5]

  4. Career 4

    Meeting families beyond the film

    Children’s Craniofacial Association thanked McKinnon and Nadji Jeter for visiting children at a Dallas hospital around Wonder’s release. In 2018, McKinnon attended the association’s family retreat in Salt Lake City alongside fellow cast members Jacob Tremblay and Millie Davis.[6][7]

  5. Career 5

    Heretic

    McKinnon is credited as Teenager in Heretic, the 2024 film directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. Its principal cast includes Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East. The role adds a horror feature to her earlier family-film and television work.[8]