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Thomas Weatherall is an Australian actor and playwright. For his performance in ''
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'' he won the 2022
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. Other featured roles include his debut in the ABC's ''
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'' followed by Seven Network's '' RFDS'' and ABC series ''
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'' and '' Troppo''. Weatherall's playwriting debut came with the play ''Blue'' at the
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in 2019, in which he also starred. Weatherall is a
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man who was born in Brisbane.


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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Weatherall, Thomas Living people Indigenous Australian male actors Australian male stage actors Australian male television actors 21st-century Australian male actors Year of birth missing (living people)