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Nathan Phillips
Acting
44 known credits
0.8 popularity score 46 years
Biography
About Nathan Phillips
Nathan Scott Phillips (born 13 March 1980) is an Australian actor. His acting career began in 1999, with a role in long-running Australian soap opera Neighbours. In 2002, Phillips made his feature film debut with a role in Warriors of Virtue: The Return to Tao. He is perhaps most known for his role as backpacker Ben Mitchell in the 2005 horror film Wolf Creek. After the success of this film, Phillips moved to Los Angeles and made his American debut in the 2006 thriller Snakes on a Plane.
He studied English literature at La Trobe University in Melbourne, with the intention of becoming a teacher, before he turned to acting as a career.
He studied English literature at La Trobe University in Melbourne, with the intention of becoming a teacher, before he turned to acting as a career.
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Career at a glance
Nathan Phillips across film and television
44credited titles
38movie credits
6TV credits
2001–2026screen career span
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Awards received
Sitges Film Festival Best Actor awardFor These Final Hours
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