| Who is it? | Actor |
Henry Nixon is an esteemed actor whose net worth is projected to range between $100K to $1M in 2024. Born with an innate talent, he has made his mark in the film industry with notable performances in various movies. Some of his renowned works include Triangle (2009), a thrilling psychological horror, Happy Feet (2006), an animated musical comedy, and The Landing (2013), an intriguing sci-fi drama. Throughout his career, Henry Nixon has demonstrated his versatility by portraying diverse characters on the silver screen, earning him a respectable net worth.
Since graduating from NIDA in 2000 Nixon has worked extensively in film, television and theatre.
In 2002 he played the character Chris King in the popular Channel 5 TV serial Don't Blame Me (or Don't Blame the Koalas). He is known for his work as Sterlo McCormack on All Saints, an Australian hospital drama. His film work includes Matthew Saville's "NOISE" (2007), Cate Shortland's "Somersault"(2004), "Triangle" (2009) and Julia Leigh's "Sleeping Beauty" (2011)
Henry was flown from Sydney to Los Angeles in 2007 to audition personally for Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg for the role of Leckie in the HBO/ Playtone/ Dreamworks Co production of "The Pacific". The role eventually went to James Badge Dale and Nixon ended up portraying 2nd LT Hugh Corrigan.
Henry played the role of Snr Constable Fergus Mcfadden in the mini-series The Kettering Incident in 2016 for which he received the coveted Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor at the 2017 Logie Awards.
