A striking, intense actor from Australia, LACHY HULME has appeared in over thirty feature films, television shows and stage productions both at home and abroad.

Beginning his career as an award-winning Theatresports performer, Hulme spent the following ten years starring in a diverse array of television and theatre projects such as Stingers, Blue Heelers, The Rover, Bonfire Downside, 99.9 RAW-FM, Rinaldo 441, and the David Mamet-written troika of All Men Are Whores: An Inquiry, Litko: A Dramatic Monologue and the award-winning Sexual Perversity In Chicago (as “Bernie”).

This work led to Hulme’s starring role in Matthew George’s award-winning indie-smash Four Jacks, a pitch-black thriller which earned Hulme the Best Actor award at the 2001 Melbourne Underground Film Festival.

Hulme also turned his hand to screenwriting for the Canadian shoot-‘em-up Men With Guns (starring Paul Sorvino and Donal Logue), and the Australian adventure-comedy Let’s Get Skase – in which Hulme also starred as sleazy anti-hero Peter Dellasandro, the notorious real-life con man whose kidnapping exploits inspired the tale.

Other film credits include The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course, and his hyperkinetic turn as Sparks in the Wachowski Brothers hugely-anticipated THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS and ENTER THE MATRIX interactive video game.

Hulme will next be seen as renowned Australian artist Albert Tucker in writer/director Philippe Mora’s biopic When We Were Modern.


FILMOGRAPHY

The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) ... Sparks
Enter the Matrix (2003) ... Sparks
The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course (2002) ... Bob Wheeler
Let's Get Skase (also co-screenplay) (2001) ... Peter Dellasandro
Four Jacks (1999) ... Carl Porter
Men with Guns (screenplay only) (1997)