Clarence John Ryan

Clarence John Ryan is a talented Australian actor, recognized for his diverse roles across film, television, and theater. He embarked on his acting journey at the young age of 14 and has since built a commendable career. Interestingly, during the filming of "Lockie Leonard" in 2007, he discovered his familial connection to fellow actor Trevor Jamieson, who is his uncle.

Ryan gained prominence through his compelling lead performance in "Wrong Kind of Black" and showcased his versatility by co-starring in "September." He also appeared in the anthology series "We Are Still Here." His portrayal of the titular character in "Lockie Leonard" further solidified his reputation, along with his role in the comedic series "KGB," which humorously explores the adventures of two rookie detectives in Perth. Additionally, Ryan's impressive credits include the second season of "Cleverman" and the third season of "Mystery Road."

His filmography extends to notable projects such as "Blueback" and the historical documentary "Yagan," which tells the story of the Noongar warrior. In theater, Ryan starred in the 2014 production of "King Hit," which delved into the life of Geoffrey Narkle, an Aboriginal boxer reflecting on culture and identity.

Ryan's talent has been recognized with nominations, including the 2008 AFI Award for Best Young Actor for "September" and a nod for the 2023 Logie Award in the category of Most Outstanding Supporting Actor for "Mystery Road: Origin."