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At the age of seven, he was one of the most prominent child figures in the
central Florida market, appearing in both national and print commercials.
When Martella turned 10, he made the move to Hollywood and landed a
guest role on FOX TV's "Cracking Up" and a recurring role on
Nickelodeon's "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide."
Soon after, Martella landed his first major film role working opposite Rob
Schneider and Eddy Griffin in the Columbia Pictures production of "Deuce
Bigelow: Male Gigolo."
Since then, Martella has guest starred on the FOX comedy "Stacked,"
starring opposite Pamela Anderson. He also lent his voice to the Columbia
Pictures production of the remake of "Bad News Bears," starring Billy Bob
Thornton.
Martella's voice will also be featured in the new Disney channel pilot
episode of "Can You Dig It," and the regular Disney series "Phineas and
Ferb," as the title character Phineas. Martella also has an album out titled,
"Time Flies By," that is available on I-tunes.
Currently, Martella is shooting Universal Pictures "Little Big Men," in which
he will star opposite Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott. When Martella is
not in Hollywood acting, he resides in Florida with his parents and three
siblings.