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Joshua Carlon

Joshua Carlon’s television work includes Richie Rich, Sofia the First, Sam & Cat, Bizaardvark and Junk Drawer Magic.

Biography

Joshua Carlon plays Murray in Netflix’s Richie Rich and voices Prince Desmond in Sofia the First. He also appears in Sam & Cat, Bizaardvark and other television comedies, with a separate run of appearances in Junk Drawer Magic.

Murray in Richie Rich and Prince Desmond in Sofia the First.

Known for

Murray in Richie Rich and Prince Desmond in Sofia the First

Joshua Carlon plays Murray in Netflix’s Richie Rich and voices Prince Desmond in Sofia the First. He also appears in Sam & Cat, Bizaardvark and other television comedies, with a separate run of appearances in Junk Drawer Magic.[1][2][3]

Career highlights

  1. Career 1

    Murray in Richie Rich

    Carlon is a regular cast member of the 2015 Netflix comedy Richie Rich, playing Murray across 21 episodes. Jake Brennan plays Richie, a child whose invention produces enormous wealth. The ensemble also includes Jenna Ortega, Lauren Taylor and Brooke Wexler.[2][1]

  2. Career 2

    Prince Desmond’s voice

    Carlon provides the voice of Prince Desmond in Sofia the First. His credits span five episodes between 2014 and 2017. The Disney animated series also features Ariel Winter as Sofia, Darcy Rose Byrnes as Princess Amber and Tim Gunn as Baileywick.[2][3]

  3. Career 3

    Sam & Cat

    Before Richie Rich, Carlon appeared as Oscar in two episodes of Sam & Cat across 2013 and 2014. The Nickelodeon sitcom stars Jennette McCurdy and Ariana Grande as its two central characters.[2]

  4. Career 4

    Theo Appleman in Bizaardvark

    Carlon plays Theo Appleman in two episodes of Bizaardvark, credited in 2016 and 2017. The Disney comedy stars Madison Hu and Olivia Rodrigo. He also played Colin Cooke in the 2016 television pilot Winning Ugly.[2]

  5. Career 5

    Guest comedy and magic

    Carlon’s 2016 guest roles include Jonah in Modern Family and Dex Dunlop in Henry Danger. He is also credited as Josh in 11 episodes of Junk Drawer Magic across 2015 and 2016.[2]