News about Todd Lasance

Beloved Australian actor Alexander 'Lex' Marinos died on Friday at age 75, after a twenty year battle with cancer. The NSW-born thespian had a fifty year career across Australia's entertainment sector as an actor, writer and TV director. Some of his most iconic roles include his stint at Bruno in the legendary Australian sitcom Kingswood Country and as a supporting character in the 2011 miniseries The Slap.

The hit Paramount+ streaming series NCIS Sydney will return for a second season later this year. Filming is already underway on the new series as Channel 10 is getting set to debut season one of the show free-to-air on May 15. Fans can look forward to seeing former Home and Away hunk Todd Lasance re-joining the cast alongside season one co-star Olivia Swann.

Before his stint as a co-host on The Project, Australian television viewers mocked Harry Connick Jr. According to a user on the Media Spy forum, the singer, 56, will be guest on Wednesday night's show, to which another user said, 'I hope no one offends him.' Most likely referring to an event that occurred on Australian variety show Hey Hey It's Saturday in 2009. In blackface for Hey Hey's regular Red Faces talent show segment, a comedy troupe disguised as the Jackson Five.

On Saturday, the cast of NCIS: Sydney were seen boarding a super yacht. As they made their way aboard the super yacht for the debut event, the cast members were all elegantly dressed. On the pier where the vessel was docked, Australian lead Todd Lasance led his co-stars to the global debut of the new NCIS show.

The trailer for the first ever international series of NCIS: Sydney has been posted by A team of NCIS Agents and the Australian Federal Police are shown in the new teaser, attempting to avoid naval offences. Following a murder, English actress Olivia Swann and Australian actor Todd Lasance team up in a video.

The Streaming behemoth has confirmed that it will no longer be a part of NCIS: Sydney on November 10, three days before its debut in the United States. The big-budget drama series starring Home and Away is the Down Under spinoff of the hit US TV action movie. Detectives from the Australian Federal Police team will appear in the series, produced by With US NCIS investigators, detectives from the Australian Federal Police team will be shown in Sydney.

Filming of the critically awaited Australian spin-off NCIS: Sydney, based on the hit American police procedural, is now underway. Todd Lasance, 38, and Tuuli Narkle, 27, both in good spirits while shooting a scene for the show in a North Bondi car park on Tuesday. Todd, who is best known for his work on Home and Away, quickly transformed into a police officer when he filmed an intense crime scene.

In Channel Seven's most popular soapie Home and Away, Todd Lasance is best known as the hunky Aden Jefferies. And now, the 38-year-old fan favorite will appear in NCIS: Sydney, a Down Under spinoff of the hit US TV action franchise. Detectives from the Australian Federal Police team will appear in the series, produced by The Australian Federal Police team with NCIS investigators will be filmed in Sydney and produced by Paraphrasedoutput.