Angus Benfield is an Australian-born, multi-award-winning actor, filmmaker, and storyteller whose powerful performances and creative vision have earned him recognition across the global film industry.

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Driven by a lifelong passion for cinema, Angus began his career at just 14, working as a production runner before training at The Actor’s Centre at 20. Soon after, he landed his first leading role in the acclaimed Australian feature film Lex and Rory—a breakout performance that launched a dynamic and enduring career in front of and behind the camera.

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An accomplished director, producer, and writer, Angus is known for his commitment to meaningful, character-driven stories and his ability to bring depth and authenticity to every role. His work and insights have been featured on numerous news programs and podcasts, where he’s discussed his creative process and growing body of work.

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Over the years, Angus has shared the screen with some of Hollywood’s most celebrated talents, including Chevy Chase, Randy Quaid, Eric Roberts, Julia Garner, Bob Gunton, Brian Doyle-Murray, Angus Macfadyen, Doug Jones, Corbin Bernsen, Brian Posehn, Kris Polaha, Cate Blanchett, Anna Chlumsky, Kathy Garver, Judy Norton, LL Cool J, Eric Christian Olsen, and Chris O'Donnell.

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His recent performances underscore his remarkable range—from the grieving father and psychologist in The Weight of Darkness, to Pro Football Coach Stan Jacobs in Stan the Man, Army Veteran George Eshleman in the true story The Keeper, DJ Connor McCloud in The Great Turkey Town Miracle, accused murderer Jet Sanders in The Post, crooked lawyer Jo Fortune in Purgatory Station, and grocery store manager Jake Rush in Yellow Bird.

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Benfield’s upcoming slate includes leading roles alongside Billy Zane, Enrico Colantoni, Steve Guttenberg, Bruce Dern, and John Savage — further solidifying his standing as one of the most dynamic and compelling talents in contemporary independent cinema.

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Films featuring Angus Benfield have been released theatrically and are currently streaming on Amazon, Apple TV, Prime Video, YouTube TV, Tubi, Vimeo, Roku, and other major digital platforms.