Bryan Brown

Bryan Neathway Brown, AM, is a critically acclaimed Australian actor famous for performing in over 80 film and television projects both nationally and globally since the late 1970s. Bryan's notable works in his illustrious career include performances in acclaimed films like Breaker Morant, Give My Regards to Broad Street, F/X, Tai-Pan, and Cocktail while his roles in Gorillas in the Mist and TV miniseries The Thorn Birds have also earned him Golden Globe and Emmy nominations. Brown was born in Panania, a south-western Sydney suburb, and began his acting journey performing in amateur theatre. Brown's career skyrocketed when he starred in internationally successful TV miniseries like "A Town Like Alice" and "The Thorn Birds." Brown's performance in Thorn Birds earned him widespread recognition and international offers. His consistent practice in roles based both in Australia and internationally shows his versatility.

His career took a turn towards the US market where he starred in films like F/X, Tai-Pan, and Cocktail. Despite experiencing occasional flops, Brown continued to showcase his talents in diverse roles. He returned to Australia where he produced and starred in films, reflecting a shift towards more creative control on his projects. Brown later authored crime novels, further enhancing his creative footprint. His philanthropic efforts coupled with his acting prowess led to his induction into the Logie Hall of Fame and his honor as a Member of the Order of Australia. Bryan Brown is not just a veteran actor but also a pivotal figure in the Australian film and TV industry.