Eamon Farren is an Australian theater, film and television actor. First appeared on the screen in 2002 in the movie "All Saints". Then he starred in many famous projects, including: "On the chain", "Twin Peaks", "Winchester. The house that the ghosts built."
In the creative biography of the actor, 28 roles in television and film projects. He also performs on the stage.
In 2015, he became a nominee for the Sydney Theater Awards, playing a major role in the play "Edward Ridgeway". That same year, Farren won the AACTA Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Danny in Carlotta.
Facts from the biography
The future actor was born in Australia in the spring of 1985. Nothing is known about his parents. Eamon tries not to touch on topics of personal life and family in the interview.
No one can say for sure whether he is in a relationship with someone or if he already has a wife, children. Fans of the actor can follow his successes and new works on social networks Instagram and Twitter, where Fairren uploads photos and videos. Perhaps someday the actor will tell much more about himself, but so far he does not want to reveal all the secrets and secrets.
Fairren loves to travel and has already visited many cities and countries. Another hobby of the actor is reading books.
Children and school years, Imon spent in the city of Gold Coast on the "golden coast". Together with friends, he often relaxed on the beach, listened to music and admired the sunsets.
Farren always wanted to be an actor. He loved good films, and Hollywood stars such as Gary Oldman, Joni Depp and Daniel Day-Lewis became his idols. The young man was sure that he would achieve his goal and become a famous artist.
Eamon attended Benowa State High School with in-depth study of French. After completing his primary education, he entered the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), where he studied acting, drama and music.
After graduation, Imon performed on stage for some time. He has worked with several Australian theater companies: Sydney Theater Company, Griffin Theater Company and Belvoir Street Theater.
In 2014, Farren continued his theatrical career in Australia. He played a major role in the early play by A. Chekhov, “The Present” (in the Russian version: “Fatherless”, “Platonov” or “A play without a name”). In 2017, the actor performed on Broadway with this role.
