Brendan Cowell
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Brendan Cowell is an Australian actor. [1]
Brendan Cowell was born in 1976 in Cronulla, NSW, in Australia, Brendan stumbled upon acting by accident while waiting for his sister to come out of a rehearsal, he was then cast in a commercial at age 8. At age 16, after being burnt on set when a coffee urn fell on his head, after being convinced it was a sign from the gods, he went to Charles Sturt University, in Bathurst, to complete Bacherlor of the Arts in theatre/media, originally considering journalism as a career option.
Although he is generally known as an actor, he also has many off-screen credits to his name, such as writing and producing. His most famous role is playing the rather enigmatic Tom on Australian cable TV's Love My Way and playing Todd for the first 2 seasons on Life Support, on SBS. Brendan is also a stage actor, as well as commercial.
He is currently in a relationship with Australian actress Rose Byrne
Credits (Acting)
Love My Way - Tom Jackson (2005)
Deck Dogz (2005) - Kurt
Salem's Lot (2004) (TV) - Dud Rogers
Fat Cow Motel (2003) TV Series - Jack Green
Clutch (2003) - Brian
Floodhouse (2003) - Herringbone John
White Collar Blue - Episode #1.12 (2002) TV Episode - Daniel Hudson
Young Lions - Episode #1.4 (2002) TV Episode - Jason Doone
Life Support (2001) TV Series - Todd #1 (2001-2002)
To End All Wars (2001) - Wallace Hamilton
Water Rats - Family Matters (2001) TV Episode - Jonathan Freeman
The Monkey's Mask (2000) - Hayden - aka Cercle intime (France) - aka Maschera di scimmia, La (Italy) - aka Poetry, Sex (Japan: English title)
City Loop (2000) - Robert - aka Bored Olives (UK: new title)
Kick (1999) - Macca - aka James
Monster! (1999) (TV) - Nate
Writing
Europe (2005)
Love My Way (2005)
Chrono-logic (2002)
The Doppelgangers (2002)
Baggage Claim (2002)
I Love U (2002)
Wasted on the Young (2002)
Free (2002/II)
Running Down These Dreams (2002)
Sweet Dreams (2002)
Director
Europe (2005)
Sources [2]IMDB
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