Public Appearances > 06/15/19 – Slam Australian Premiere at the Sydney Film Festival
224 high quality screen captures of Luke from this week’s episode of ‘The Code‘ has been added into the gallery.
The Code > Season 1 > Captures > 1×08 – Lioness
A crocodile-infested thriller starring Australia’s Luke Mitchell and Jessica McNamee is the latest blockbuster to call Queensland home. Black Water Abyss, sequel to the 2017 surivial thriller Black Water begins filming in Brisbane today – and it’s using real crocodiles.
Director Andrew Traucki and producer Michael Robertson have reunited for the sequel, which has been sold globally to more than 30 territories. Black water Abyss follows adventurers Eric (Mitchell) and Jennifer (McNAmee), who convince their friends abseil into a cave system in northern Austrailia. As a storm approaches, the cave begins to flood and they find themselves stalked by a pack of hungry crocodiles.
It’s the first Australian project for Gold Coast born Mitchell since he left Home and Away for the US.
“I’m obviously ecstatic to be able to come back home to shoot this movie … and to get to work in Queensland not too far from where I grew up, it’s extra special,” he said.
213 high quality screen captures of Luke from this week’s episode of ‘The Code‘ has been added into the gallery.
The Code > Season 1 > Captures > 1×07 – Above the Knee
255 high quality screen captures of Luke from this week’s episode of ‘The Code‘ has been added into the gallery.
The Code > Season 1 > Captures > 1×06 – 1st Civ Div
Photo Sessions > Session #039
Introducing Luke Mitchell, our latest celebrity crush. You can catch this talented (and gorgeous) actor on CBS The Code doubling as a Marine Corp captain. Did we mention he has an Australian accent? Find out who inspires Mitchell as an actor and what show he would love to co star in next in this issue of C’est Prune!
PRUNE: How did your acting career begin?
LUKE: I started taking acting classes in my early 20’s as a way to get out of my comfort zone. I was a shy kid and in desperate need of self-improvement. The more I did, the better I got and the more I found out about myself. I ended up falling in love with the craft of acting in the process.
PRUNE: You started your professional career in the soap, Neighbours. How did the part of Chris Knight help you grow in success?
LUKE: That was my first time being on a professional set and I loved ever second of it. It made me realize that I did want to pursue a career in acting.
PRUNE: Talk to us about your biggest career highlights thus far and the moments that have stuck out to you.
LUKE: Getting “Neighbours” was big because it was my first professional acting gig and so it was kind of validation that I could do this thing. Booking “Home And Away” was massive for me because it taught me so much & put me on the map in the Aussie industry. “Tomorrow People” proved that I was capable of transitioning into the US industry. “SHIELD” proved that my first US job wasn’t a fluke. It put me on the map in the US & introduced me to the comic book world, for which I am forever grateful. “Blindspot” challenged me immensely as actor and also allowed me to live in NYC for the first time. And “The Code” has been the biggest gig of my career so far. A really wonderful experience that I will cherish for a long time. Continue reading
