Rhys Wakefield
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Rhys Wakefield (born 20 November 1988) is an Australian actor.
Wakefield was born in Cairns, Queensland. He went to The McDonald College, the same institution that Nikki Webster had her highschooling at. He had some minor roles in a few shows, but his big break came when he won the role of Lucas Holden in Home and Away in August 2005. He plays the son of Tony (Jon Sivewright) and brother of Jack (Paul O'Brien). He had never met his "Father and Brother", so they all went to dinner to get to know each other before starting on the show. He now resides with his family in Sydney. Is the 2nd youngest member of Home and Away (the youngest is 16 year-old Indiana Evans, who plays his ex-girlfriend Matilda).
[edit] Trivia
- Rumoured to be a potential forerunner as one of the next faces for Calvin Klein Jeans in 2007, as current model Freddie Ljungberg's contract concludes.
- Rhys went to The McDonald College, the same institution that Nikki Webster had her highschooling at.
- Rhys trained in Drama at McDonald College and appeared in many performances through the College.
- He is dating fellow Home and Away actor Indiana Evans (Matilda Hunter) in real life.
- Rhys has one older brother.
- Rhys Wakefield is set to star alongside Toni Collette and supermodel Gemma Ward in the feature film The Black Balloon (2007), directed by Elissa Down and produced by Strictly Ballroom's Tristram Miall[1].