Rhys Wakefield is an Australian actor who has a net worth of $3 million.
Rhys Wakefield, who was born in Cairns, Queensland, Australia in 1988, attended the McDonald College of Performing Arts and later starred in a few school plays and Shakespeare plays.
Prior to his on-screen debut in “Bootmen” in 2000, he attended the Zenith Theatre where he also studied.
He subsequently appeared in “Don’t Blame Me” and was later cast as Lucas Holden in the Australian soap opera “Home and Away.”
In 2006, Wakefield received a Logie Award nomination for Best New Talent for his portrayal of the character.
The show’s rating was changed to PG after it was discovered that several of his scenes were in violation of Australia’s broadcasting code. He remained on the show until 2008.
“The Black Balloon” in 2008 saw him cast as Thomas Mollison in that particular year.
It’s one of Wakefield’s most well-known roles to date.
The role he played resulted in him being nominated for an AACTA Award in Best Actor in a Leading Role.
“Rita”, “A Relative Stranger”, “After the Dark”, “The Purge”, “Nobody Walks”, “Endless Love”, “Clearing the Air”, and “A Man Walks Into a Bar” are among Wakefield’s other TV and film credits.