Shawn Pyfrom

• Birth Name — Shawn Caminiti Pyfrom • Born — 16 August 1986 • Birthplace — Tampa, Florida, U.S. • Occupation — Actor, singer • Years Active — 1995–present Shawn Caminiti Pyfrom (born August 16, 1986) is an American actor and singer who has appeared in several television series and films. He is best known for his portrayal of Andrew Van de Kamp on ABC's Desperate Housewives and as Lionel Griff in Playhouse Disney's Stanley.

Pyfrom was born in Tampa, Florida. He is of Welsh, English, Scottish, Irish, Dutch, Italian, German, Hungarian, and French descent. "Caminiti," his middle name, is the maiden name of his mother, Gail. Pyfrom has an older brother, Christopher and a younger sister, Amber.

He is best known for his recurring role as Andrew Van de Kamp, the son of Bree Van de Kamp (Marcia Cross) and Rex Van de Kamp (Steven Culp) on ABC's Desperate Housewives. He played the role as a recurring guest appearance throughout the show's first season (2004–2005). After appearing in the entire second season as a supporting cast member (for which he was credited in the opening credits) and appearing in the third season and fourth season, he returned in the fifth season as a full-fledged series regular. Shawn appeared in the Walt Disney Pictures film The Shaggy Dog (2006) opposite Tim Allen and Kristin Davis and the film The Darkroom (2007) opposite Erin Foster. In 2009, Pyfrom left Desperate Housewives as a series regular but continued to make frequent guest appearances, including the final season. In the wake of Philip Seymour Hoffman's death in 2014 by overdose, Pyfrom admitted five-month recovery as of February 2014 from drug addiction and alcoholism.

Film • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1999 — Belle's Tales of Friendship — Shawn — Direct-to-video • 2000 — Pay It Forward — Shawn • 2000 — A Day in a Life — Jeremy • 2001 — Max Keeble's Big Move — Bus prankster • 2002 — Sum 41: Fatlip — Teenager #6 — Short film • 2005 — Stanley's Dinosaur Round-Up — Lionel Griff — Voice role • 2006 — The Shaggy Dog — Trey • 2006 — The Darkroom — Stanley • 2009 — The Alyson Stoner Project — Tagger — Video • 2009 — Tanner Hall — Hank • 2009 — The Juggler — The cash collector — Short film • 2011 — The Sexy Dark Ages — Rowan — Short film • 2011 — Skin — Matthew — Short film • 2017 — Hard Surfaces — Adrian Jacobs • 2018 — Hellbent — Billy • 2018 — Randy's Canvas — Butch • 2020 — Model Citizen — Tyler Walton

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1995 — The Cape — Jerry Blake — 1 episode • 1995 — Sing Me a Story with Belle — Shawn — 2 episodes • 1998 — Pumpkin Man — Austin — TV movie • 1998 — A Wing and a Prayer — Justin — TV movie • 1998 — From the Earth to the Moon — Ten year old boy — Miniseries; 1 episode • 1998 — Chicago Hope — Jonah 'Jessica' Boyd — 1 episode • 1998 — Ellen — Boy scout — 1 episode • 1998 — L.A. Doctors — Kevin Claybourne — 1 episode • 1998 — The Drew Carey Show — Mark Foster — 1 episode • 1998 — My Hometown — Jamie / Dylan — 2 episodes • 1999 — Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Little boy — 1 episode • 1999 — Michael Landon, the Father I Knew — Michael Landon Jr. (age 10) — TV movie • 1999 — The Night of the Headless Horseman — Schoolboy — TV movie; voice role • 1999 — Come On Get Happy: The Partridge Family Story — Danny Bonaduce — TV movie • 1999 — Touched by an Angel — Aaron Berger — 1 episode • 1999 — H-E Double Hockey Sticks — Lewis — TV movie • 2000 — Recess — Zack — 1 episode; voice role • 2000 — The Trouble with Normal — Douglas — 1 episode • 2000 — The Amanda Show — 1 episode • 2000–2001 — 7th Heaven — Bobby Carver — 2 episodes • 2000–2001 — Family Guy — Oliver — 2 episodes; voice role • 2001 — The Kids from Room 402 — Jesse — 1 episode • 2001 — Reba — Bryan — 1 episode • 2001 — What's Up, Peter Fuddy? — TV movie • 2001–2003 — Stanley — Lionel Griff — 13 episodes; main voice role • 2002 — Malcolm in the Middle — Eddie — 1 episode • 2002 — Rocket Power — Skateboarder — Miniseries; 1 episode; voice role • 2002 — State of Grace — Logan — 3 episodes • 2003 — Oliver Beene — Bill — 1 episode • 2003 — My Life with Men — Sam — TV movie • 2003 — The Division — John Jr. at 15 / Cory Kenner — 2 episodes • 2003 — The Brothers García — Jake Brody — 1 episode • 2004 — Drake & Josh — Michael — 1 episode • 2004 — Century City — Julian Hann — 1 episode • 2004 — Nip/Tuck — Trevor Hayes — 1 episode • 2004 — 8 Simple Rules — Jake — 1 episode • 2004–2012 — Desperate Housewives — Andrew Van de Kamp — Recurring role (season 1) Also starring (seasons 2-4) Main role (season 5) Special guest star (seasons 6-8) 112 episodes • 2004–2005 — Still Standing — Matthew Halverson — 2 episodes • 2006 — The Jake Effect — Orson Carlyle — 1 episode • 2009 — CSI: Miami — Daniel Burgess — 1 episode • 2012 — Rizzoli & Isles — Bradley Palmer — 1 episode • 2013 — Killing Lincoln — John W. Nichols — TV movie • 2022 — The Rookie — Driver — 1 episode

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