News about Ryan Corr

Ryan Corr looked every inch the Aussie heart throb on Tuesday as he was spotted filming his latest flick Kangaroo in North Bondi.  The House of the Dragon star, 35, braved the cold waters as he got up close and personal with a prosthetic dolphin for one scene. Wearing a blue button up and khaki slacks, the Wolf Creek star was soaked to the bone as he trudged his way out of the depths and back to dry land. 

Ryan Corr, the Rafters' actor, has reveals a strong emotional link to In Limbo's storyline. The 33-year-old's character is mourning over the death of a friend who committed suicide. And, unfortunately, Ryan's real life has been touched by the same tragedy.

House Targaryen's titular house, House of Dragons, has a warning — "Fire and Blood" in the House of Lords — and the "Game of Thrones" drama lived up to those words. There were violent deaths and births, saddening tragedies, forensic backstabulations, steamy sex scenes, and swarms of dragons. The first season of The Dance of Dragons tells the story of the realm that the people will be divided and compelled to determine who their true king is: Queen Rhaenyra or Prince Aegon. So far, the show has mostly honed in on Rhaeny and her stepmother Alicent's transformation from childhood acquaintances to violent rivals, who have been torn apart by patriarchal forces. We've got you covered if you want a recap of everything that happened during the first ten episodes of the Westeros-set romance. Here's a recap of season one of "House of the Dragon."

"House of the Dragon" has certainly shaken up the entertainment industry and ignited a ruckus among "Game of Thrones" enthusiasts, whether it be for the intriguing storylines or the fresh-faced cast members. The series is based on George R.R.'s book "Fire & Blood," and it is a precursor to "Games of Thrones" and based on his book "Fire & Blood." Martin Smith and Olivia Cooke appear alongside other actors, including Ryan Corr. Ser Harwin Strong, aka "Beastbones," is known as Lord Lyonel Strong's eldest son and heir to the Harrenhal castle. Harwin's portrayal of him as a fiercely loyal and powerful character who shares a brief love with Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D'Arcy) has received a lot of praise from fans of the series.

Ryan Corr, 33, has made his official debut on House of the Dragon, the Game of Thrones prequel. Ser Harwin Strong, the younger brother of Larys Strong and the heir to Harrenhal, plays Ser Harwin Strong. Australian viewers are raving over the actor's resurfaced footage and photos from his time on classic Aussie shows like Blue Water High, The Sleepover Club, Underbelly, Packed to the Rafters, and Silversun.

In Limbo, a new six-part comedy series for the ABC, House of the Dragon actor Ryan Corr will appear. Bob Morley, 37, a hunky 33-year-old actor, will co-star with Neighbours favourite Bob Morley. They will be among their best friends haunted by the deaths of loved ones.

The Dragon's House is a record-breaking smash. Since it was announced on August 22 on the long-awaited sequel to HBO's Game of Thrones, 1.235 million viewers have flock to Foxtel and its Binge website. According to Variety Australia, this is the largest audience for any premiere in the history of Binge and Foxtel.

Emilia Clarke has apologized via a Foxtel CEO Patrick Delany's spokeswoman after being accused of calling her a'short and dumpy girl' on Tuesday. Following his tumultuous appearance during the premiere of HBO's highly awaited series House of the Dragon, Foxtel's spokesperson explained that the parody was supposed to be'self-deprecating.' Emilia Clarke went from virtually unknown to one of the most well-known and much-loved actors in television and film in 2011,' the spokesperson said.

After being part of HBO's Game Of Thrones prequel House of Dragons, Ryan Corr took the role of a lifetime. But it wasn't an easy ride to the top for the Australian actor, 33, who was once arrested with a bag of heroin in a Bondi alleyway. Ryan, a man from Melbourne, started acting in Australian television shows such as The Sleepover Club, Blue Water High, and Neighbours.

Emilia Clarke, the CEO of Australian television company Foxtel, has sparked controversy this week after referring to her as a "short and dumpy girl." On Tuesday night, Patrick Delaney made the tumultuous remarks during a speech at the premiere of HBO's much-anticipated series House of the Dragon, according to Crikey. Delaney confessed to being behind the eight-ball when it came to watching the immensely popular drama Game of Thrones, in which Emilia plays Daenerys Targaryen.

The year's most awaited program is HBO's blockbuster prequel to Game of Thrones. According to TV Tonight, Aussie actor Ryan Corr has promised to keep House of the Dragon's plot details safe. The 33-year-old actor appears on the programme, and claims that suppliers have stringent confidentiality commitments to refrain from revealing spoilers.

Anthony Callea is known for his style, and on Tuesday, it was no different. When he led the celebrity arrivals at the House of the Dragon premiere in Sydney, the Australian singer, 39, turned heads in a white faux fur coat. The Prayer singer's style was on point when he selected a monochrome ensemble consisting of a white t-shirt and black jeans.