News about Brendan Cowell

Australian Hollywood movie star and Cronulla tragic Brendan Cowell has slammed former Prime Minister Scott Morrison for faking his love of rugby league and fooling NRL fans. Last month, Morrison handed back the No.1 ticket holder status gifted to him by the Cronulla Sharks, with the NRL club making the announcement to fans in brutal fashion. Morrison was given the honorary title while serving as treasurer in 2016, the same year the Sharks delivered long-suffering fans a maiden NRL premiership.

They appeared in Love My Way, an Australian television cult favorite, 20 years ago. And in a new drama series for the ABC, actors Brendan Cowell, 47, and Asher Keddie, 49, are due to reunite. Plum is based on Cowell's 2021 novel of the same name and centers around a footy protagonist suffering from a life-threatening brain injury.

It's Australia's answer to the Golden Globes. The Australian Academy of Cinema Arts unveiled a complete list of candidates for the 2022 AACTA Awards on Sunday. With an astounding 15 nominations in the television category, ABC's indigenous drama Mysteries of Origins lead the field.