Australian actor
Alexander England |
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| Born | Alexander England
24 July 1986 |
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| Occupation | Actor |
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| Years active | 1995–present |
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Alexander England is an Australian actor. He is from Albury in New South Wales,[1] where he attended Scots School Albury.[2]
Career
Alexander England was selected to play Tony Greig, a former captain of the English cricket team known in Australia for his cricketing commentary, in 2012 for the television miniseries Howzat! Kerry Packer's War. To copy Greig's distinctive accent, England listened to commentary recordings.[1]
In 2016, England was cast to play Harry Crewe in the Australian television series Offspring. Joining the show in season 6, England said "Offspring is a really interesting show tonally. It can swing from the extreme height of comedy to serious tragedy within one episode. I knew I was going to have to pay attention to what was going on around me and really respond it."[3]
England starred opposite Lupita Nyong'o and Josh Gad in the 2019 zombie comedy horror film Little Monsters.[4]
England in 2019 appeared in channel 7 drama Secret Bridesmaids' Business.[5] England later appeared in Stan Australia series Caught.[6]
Filmography
Film
Television
Theatre
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Role/Character
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Title/Production
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Theater
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Director
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| 2013
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Paris
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Romeo and Juliet
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Sydney Theatre Company
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Kip Williams
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| 2011
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Nil
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The Nest
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Hayloft Project
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Anne-Louise Sarks
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| 2010
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Macbeth
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Manbeth
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Forty Five Downstairs
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Tanya Gertsie
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An adaptation of Macbeth
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| Phu Dien Vinh
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For a Better World
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Griffin Independent Theatre
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Daisy Noyes
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| 2009
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Mads Moen
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Peer Gynt
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VCA
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Daniel Schlusser
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| Chrysale
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The Learned Ladies
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Paul Weingott
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Awards and nominations
References
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