Dustin Clare

Dustin Clare was born on Jan 02, 1982 in Australia. Dustin Clare's big-screen debut came with McLeod's Daughters - Season 6 directed by Richard Jasek in 2006, strarring Riley Ward. Dustin Clare is known for Doctor Doctor directed by Kriv Stenders, Nicole da Silva stars as Charlie and Tina Bursill as Meryl Knight. Dustin Clare has got 1 awards and 1 nominations so far. The most recent award Dustin Clare achieved is Logie Awards. The upcoming new movie Dustin Clare plays is Seriously Red which will be released on Feb 10, 2023.

Dustin Clare is an award winning Australian actor. He made his feature debut in Fred Schepisi's L'oeil du cyclone (2011), which premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival and screened in Special Presentation at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival.Dustin played 'Gannicus' alongside John Hannah and Lucy Lawless in the hit US action-adventure series Spartacus: les dieux de l'arène (2011) for the Starz network. He also starred in Spartacus: le sang des gladiateurs (2010).Dustin began his career with guest roles in leading Australian television series before becoming a series regular in the popular television drama McLeod's Daughters, for which he won a Logie Award for Most Popular New Talent. Dustin went on to star in the Showtime series Satisfaction for which he received a second Logie Award nomination for Most Outstanding Actor and a Golden Nymph Award nomination for Most Outstanding Actor at the 49th Monte Carlo Television Festival in Monaco. Dustin also played Chris Flannery in the critically acclaimed second series of Underbelly.In 2013 he appeared in Mark Lamprell's musical feature, Goddess (2013), opposite Ronan Keating, Laura Michelle Kelly and Magda Szubanski. In 2014 he played Lt. Harry Moffitt on the ABC's mini-series Anzac Girls (2014), for which he received an equity ensemble award, and in the Australian feature film Love Is Now (2014), directed by Jim Lounsbury. In 2015 he appeared on the final season of the Cinemax series Strike Back (2010) and the feature film Sunday, of which he was also a producer and writer on.Dustin graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) in 2004.