Julian McMahon

At 55 years old, Julian McMahon has this physical status:

Julian Dana William McMahon (born 27 July 1968) is an Australian actor and model, as well as the uncle of a former Prime Minister of Australia Sir William McMahon. In the portrayal of Ben Lucini in the Australian soap opera Home and Away (1989–90), Cole Turner in the Australian medical drama Nip/Tuck (2003–10), McMahon received praise for his contributions in television dramas (1996–01).

He has appeared in films with leading and supporting roles, including Chasing Sleep (2000) starring Jeff Daniels, Doctor Doom, and the Fantastic Four franchise (2004) (2005 and 2007), Premonition (2007) starring Sandra Bullock, Red (2010) alongside Bruce Willis, and Bait (2012) alongside Dan Wyllie and Xavier Samuel. McMahon's television work, especially with Nip/Tuck and Charmed, earned him more success.

An Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award were given to the former series.

McMahon appeared in Nip/Tuck alongside Dylan Walsh during the entire series' run.

On Marvel's Runaways, Jonah appeared as Jonah.

Early life

McMahon was born in Sydney, the son of Sir William McMahon, a well-known Australian politician, and Lady McMahon (née Sonia Hopkins), a heiress, socialite, and fashion icon. His father served as a member of the Australian House of Representatives and a high-ranking minister in the 24-year Liberal government for many years before Julian's birth; he became Australia's 20th Prime Minister in March 1971, when Julian was two years old. During his Prime Ministership, his mother left her three children in the custody of a nanny to be with her husband in Canberra. Melinda, his older sister, and Deborah, his younger sister. He is of Irish descent through his father.

In a piece published in the Herald Sun in 2018, McMahon addressed his childhood; "My Dad..." was born in 1908. It's a different time than when he was raising me. He must have suffered through a strange misinterpretation of how you were raised in 1908 versus 1972; it would have been so confusing. In addition, how you be a husband in that period of time would have been different."

McMahon was educated at Sydney Grammar School, a private, boys-only school that his father attended. As an infant, he aspired to be an army cadet and played rugby. McMahon briefly studied law at the University of Sydney and economics at the University of Wollongong. McMahon found no passion in his studies and began a modelling career. He rose to fame in several fashion capitals, including Milan, London, New York City, Rome, and Paris.

McMahon was living in Europe when his father died and returned to Australia for the funeral. He shot some Levi's commercials at home, which eventually helped him to land a role on the iconic Australian soap opera Home & Away.

Personal life

McMahon jokingly declared in a Jimmy Kimmel interview that his mother [was] "a very scary lady" because she would visit him on the set of his films and then assess his performance after he finished a scene.

Danni Minogue was married by McMahon in 1994 after meeting on the set of Home & Away in 1991. He appeared in her music video clip for the single "This Is It," a song that sums up the couple's marriage and hopes for the future. The newlyweds' marriage was thrown apart due to McMahon's career in Los Angeles and Minogue, England. Minogue and McMahon's mother, Lady Sonia McMahon, were divorced after 18 months, despite Minogue's comment that her unhappy friendship with McMahon's mother, Lady Sonia McMahon, being a problem from the start.

McMahon married Baywatch actress Brooke Burns in 1999 and had a daughter before divorcing in 2001. McMahon married Kelly Paniagua for the third time in 2014.

McMahon has lived in the United States since the 1990s, but his spirit remains Australian; "I feel like I'm Australian on the inside and American on the outside, or something." I would never want to leave it behind either. I adore Australians and Australianisms, and I love being Australian. I love where I grew up and how I grew up, and I'd not change it for the world."

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Career

In the American crime drama Profiler (1996–2010), Cole Turner in the Australian supernatural drama Home and Away (1989–1991), and Christian Troy in the American medical drama Nip/Tuck (2003–2010). He appeared in films alongside Jeff Daniels, Doctor Doom, and The Fantastic Four (1999, 2006), Premonition (2007) starring Sandra Bullock and Branson, alongside Bruce Willis, Faces in the Crowd (2011) alongside Dan Wyllie and Xavier Samuel, as well as Chasing Sleep (2000), Chasing Sleep (2000) alongside Jeff Daniels, 2005 and 2007.

McMahon struggled to obtain a work permit in the United States in the early 1990s, and as a result, he missed out on a few jobs. When McMahon appeared on the soap opera Another World in 1993, he played Ian Rain. In a rush at the Cory Mansion, the first scene he shot in New York for the show had him emerge from a pool. He remembers the experience as "pretty magical."

McMahon's work in television, as well as with Nip/Tuck and Charmed, gained him more fame. The former series received an Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award. McMahon appeared in Nip/Tuck alongside Dylan Walsh throughout the entire series. Jonah appeared on Marvel's Runaways as Jonah.

McMahon, Guy Pearce, Kylie Minogue, Radha Mitchell, Asher Keddie, and Jeremy Sims appeared in Australian film Swing Safari in Queensland in 2018. The film takes place in the 1970s and features McMahon sport handlebar moustache. In a scene where couples' partner swaps, McMahon and his ex-sister-in-law Kylie Minogue share an improvised kiss. He said that speaking with an Australian accent in the film was difficult because the majority of his career he had adapted to performing with an American accent.

Jess LaCroix appeared on CBS Crime drama From 2020 to 2022. He said he had a "aha moment" when he received the CBS script for the series and knew he had to play the role. "Shattered"'s last episode aired on March 8, 2022.

The bulk of McMahon's appearances have been villains or damaged characters, which he claims he likes.

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