Alexander England

Alexander England is an Australian actor born on 21 May 1986 in Albury, New South Wales, where he grew up and attended Scots School Albury before pursuing formal training in the dramatic arts. He graduated with a Bachelor of Dramatic Arts from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2009, a credential that laid the groundwork for a versatile career across stage, television and film. England began his professional journey in 1995, initially taking on minor theatre roles before breaking into screen work, and his early years were marked by a dedication to honing his craft through diverse performance opportunities. In 2012 he gained notable recognition when he was cast as the celebrated cricketer Tony Greig in the miniseries Howzat! Kerry Packer's War, a role that demanded meticulous study of Greig’s distinctive commentary accent, which England achieved by listening to archival recordings. His television profile rose further in 2016 when he joined the popular Australian series Offspring as Harry Crewe during its sixth season, praising the show’s tonal flexibility that swings from comedy to tragedy within a single episode. The actor’s film breakthrough arrived with the 2019 zombie‑comedy horror Little Monsters, where he starred opposite Lupita Nyong’o and Josh Gad, showcasing his ability to blend humor with suspense. Subsequent television work includes a stint on Channel 7’s drama Secret Bridesmaids’ Business and a recurring role in the Stan Australia series Caught, reinforcing his reputation as a reliable supporting talent. On 18 June 2025, England was announced as part of the cast for Netflix’s adaptation of My Brilliant Career, confirming his ongoing relevance in contemporary Australian storytelling. Throughout his career, England has been praised for his disciplined preparation, nuanced performances, and a steady presence that bridges both mainstream and independent productions, making him a distinguished figure in the Australian entertainment landscape.