Ryan Corr Net Worth, Age, Family, Girlfriend, Biography, and More

Ryan completed his Schooling in Melbourne and College at the National Institute of Dramatic Art. His Highest Qualification is Graduation.

Ryan donated to NGOs and trusts, he has never revealed his donation, According to Stardomar.com, Corr donated to the needed ones and helped many people with education.

Ryan Corr Awards and Achievement

• Corr won the ‘AFCA Award’ (2015).

 

Ryan Corr Biography / Interesting Fact

• Ryan Corr is a Popular Actor, Ryan is known for portraying the role of ‘Timothy Conigrave’ in the movie ‘Holding The Man’.
• He was born in Melbourne, Australia.
• From his childhood, Ryan was interested in acting.
• His father ‘Peter Corr’ is a famous head coach of the Australian women’s goalball team.
• He completed his education at the National Institute of Dramatic Art.
• Ryan started his professional acting career with the drama television series ‘The Sleepover Club’ (2003).
• He played the role of ‘Matthew McDougal’ in the television series ‘The Sleepover Club’.
• In 2004, he appeared in the TV series ‘Silversun’.
• Ryan starred in television series like ‘Scooter: Secret Agent’ and ‘Blue Heelers’ (2005).
• He portrayed the role of ‘Charlie Hoyland’ in the drama television series ‘Neighbours’ (2006).
• The TV series ‘Neighbours’ used to be broadcast on the channel ‘Seven Network’.
• In the same year, he was part of the TV series ‘Blue Water High’.
• He worked in the short film ‘Piranha’ (2007).
• Ryan got the opportunity to work in the fantasy adventure movie ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ (2009).
• The film ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ was his first cinematic debut.
• He starred in the drama television series ‘Packed To The Rafters’ (2009).
• He appeared in the TV series ‘Tangle’ (2010).
• In 2010, he was seen in the drama television series ‘Underbelly: The Golden Mile’.
• Ryan acted in the short film ‘Violet’ (2010).
• His final release of 2010, was the movie ‘Before The Rain’.
• He played the role of ‘Isacc’ in the drama TV series ‘Tangle’ (2010).
• Ryan worked in the drama short film ‘Blue Monday’ (2011).
• In 2012, he starred in the drama television series ‘Redfern Now’.
• The TV series ‘Redfern Now’ was directed by ‘Rachel Perkins’.
• Ryan got the opportunity to work with the famous actress ‘Sarah Snook’ in the romantic comedy movie ‘Not Suitable For Children’ (2012).
• His first release of 2013, was the movie ‘6 Plots’.
• In the same year, he was part of the horror film ‘Wolf Creek 2’, which was co-written and directed by ‘Greg McLean’.
• Ryan acted in the drama television series ‘Love Child’ (2014).
• He was seen in the comedy TV series ‘The Moodys’ (2014).
• He portrayed the role of ‘Arthur Connor’ in the drama movie ‘The Water Diviner’ (2014).
• In 2015, Ryan started in the drama television series ‘Banished’.
• The TV series ‘Banished’ was created by ‘Jimmy McGovern’.
• He worked in the romantic drama film ‘Holding The Man’ (2015), which won him the ‘AFCA Award’.
• In 2016, he appeared in TV series like ‘Wanted’ and ‘Cleverman’.
• Ryan got the opportunity to work in the biographical war film ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ (2016).
• He played the role of ‘Wazza’ in the romantic comedy movie ‘Ali’s Wedding’ (2016).
• He starred in the TV mini-series ‘Hoges: The Paul Hogan Story’ (2017).
• Ryan was part of the drama movie ‘A Few Less Men’ (2017).
• His final release of 2017, was the biker film ‘1%’.
• The movie ‘1% ‘ was nominated for the ‘AACTA Award’.
• In 2018, he was seen along with the famous actress ‘Julia Ormond’ in the comedy-drama film ‘Ladies In Black’.
• Ryan appeared in the drama movie ‘Mary Magdalene’ (2018), which was directed by ‘Garth Davis’.
• He acted in TV series like ‘Bloom’, ‘My Life Is Murder’, and ‘The Commons’ (2019).
• His final release of 2020, was the movie ‘High Ground’.
• Ryan worked in the psychological thriller drama television series ‘The Secrets She Keeps’ (2020).
• He starred in the drama TV series ‘Wakefield’ (2021).
• He played the role of ‘Harwin Strong’ in the fantasy drama television series ‘House Of The Dragon’ (2022).
• The TV series ‘House Of The Dragon’ is created by ‘Ryan J. Condal’ and ‘George R. R. Martin’.
• He has more than 42 K Followers on Instagram.
• Apart from acting, he has a huge interest in traveling.

 

Ryan Corr Tv Series List

• The Sleepover Club (2003)
• Silversun (2004)
• Scooter: Secret Agent (2005)
• Blue Heelers (2005)
• Neighbours (2006)
• Blue Water High (2006)
• Packed To The Rafters (2009)
• Underbelly: The Golden Mile (2010)
• Tangle (2010)
• Redfern Now (2012)
• Love Child (2014)
• The Moodys (2014)
• Banished (2015)
• Wanted (2016)
• Cleverman (2016)
• Hoges: The Paul Hogan Story (2017)
• Bloom (2019)
• My Life Is Murder (2019)
• The Commons (2019)
• The Secrets She Keeps (2020)
• Wakefield (2021)
• House Of The Dragon (2022)

 

Ryan Corr Movie List

• Where The Wild Things Are (2009)
• Before The Rain (2010)
• Not Suitable For Children (2012)
• 6 Plots (2013)
• Wolf Creek 2 (2013)
• The Water Diviner (2014)
• Holding The Man (2015)
• Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
• Ali’s Wedding (2016)
• A Few Less Men (2017)
• Ladies In Black (2018)
• Mary Magdalene (2018)
• High Ground (2020)

 

Ryan Corr Web Series List

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Short Film List

• Piranha (2007)
• Violet (2010)
• Blue Monday (2011)

 

Favorites Actor, Actress, Food, Colour, Destination

Actors

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Actress 

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Food 

• Home Food

Colour

• Black

Destinations

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Instagram

Ryan is a socially active person, loves to share his pictures and stories on Instagram.

Followers: 42 K
Following: 1038
Posts: 265

FAQ

Who is Ryan Corr?

Ryan Corr is a Popular Actor, from Melbourne, Australia. Ryan is known for working in television series like ‘The Commons’, ‘The Secrets She Keeps’, and ‘Wakefield’.

 

What is Ryan Corr’s Girlfriend’s name?

Ryan Corr’s Girlfriend’s name is Under review.

 

 

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