Callan Mulvey

• Name — Callan Mulvey • Birth Name — Callan Francis Mulvey • Born — 24 February 1975 • Birthplace — Auckland, New Zealand • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1997–present

Of Scottish, Irish and Māori descent, Mulvey was born in Auckland, New Zealand, and moved to Australia when he was eight years old, growing up in the northern beaches of Sydney.

Mulvey's personal interest in skateboarding and rollerblading led him to work as a stunt double about two years prior to winning the role of Drazic in Heartbreak High. His first role was of a victim of a robbery in a police training video. In 2003, Mulvey began filming Thunderstruck. On Dec. 31, 2003, after shooting wrapped, he was involved in a car accident, sustaining serious injuries that required months of rehabilitation. In May 2004, he re-entered the spotlight for the release of Thunderstruck. Mulvey had guest spots on Home and Away (as Johnny Cooper) during 2006 to 2008 and McLeod's Daughters during 2007. He starred in the 2008 Australian underworld crime show Underbelly as Mark Moran, and appeared in police series Rush as Sgt. Brendan "Josh" Joshua. In 2012, he starred in the underworld crime miniseries Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms as Mark Anthony "Snoddy" Spencer. In 2012, he appeared in Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty as Saber. The following year, he starred in The Turning, directed by Robert Connelly. In 2014, he appeared in 300: Rise of an Empire as Syllias, as Jack Rollins in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, as Skylar in the Katie Holmes black comedy Miss Meadows, and as Jack Taylor in Kill Me Three Times. Mulvey played Anatoli Knyazev in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). In the film, Knyazev does not appear as KGBeast and is only a hired gun. In 2016, he appeared briefly in Warcraft, the film adaptation of the video game Warcraft, in which he was credited as Warrior, as well as joining the main cast of Starz TV's Power, for season three, as Dean/Milan. Mulvey has since starred in a number of other films, including Beyond Skyline, the sequel to the cult-classic Skyline, and Bleeding Steel, a science fiction thriller starring Jackie Chan, both in 2017, and the horror film Delirium, the historical drama Outlaw King, In Like Flynn, a biopic of Errol Flynn's early years, and Desolate, a drama based on a family of farmers living in a dystopian future, the lattermost four all in 2018.

Mulvey was injured in a serious car accident in 2003, in a head-on collision at 100 km/h. He was trapped in the vehicle for almost an hour until he could be freed from the wreckage. The midsection of his face completely collapsed, an incision was made from ear to ear over the top of his scalp, his face "pulled down" and 17 titanium plates were then inserted to repair the fractures to his face and jaw. His left knee and ankle were also badly fractured. Mulvey also permanently lost his vision in his left eye.

• Illustration — Mulvey while filming for The Turning, 2013

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1997–1999 — Heartbreak High — Bogdan Drazic — 112 episodes • 1999 — All Saints — Stewie Holder — 1 episode • 2000 — Pizza — Dave/Middle-class Homeboy — 2 episodes • 2001 — The Finder — Sam Natoli — TV movie • Head Start — Rodney 'Rod' Hunter — 5 episodes • BeastMaster — Rikko — 1 episode • Code Red — Cage Sorrentino — TV movie • 2006–2008 — Home and Away — Johnny Cooper — 33 episodes • 2007 — Sea Patrol — Horst Wenders — 1 episode • McLeod's Daughters — Mitch Wahlberg — 3 episodes • 2008 — Underbelly — Mark Moran — 5 episodes • 2008–2011 — Rush — Brendan 'Josh' Joshua — 70 episodes • 2011 — SLiDE — Bailey — 1 episode • 2012 — Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms — Anthony 'Snoddy' Spencer — 6 episodes • 2016 — Power — Dean/Milan — 10 episodes • 2019 — Too Old to Die Young — Keith Redford — 1 episodes • 2020 — The Luminaries — George Shepard — 6 episodes • Mystery Road — Simon — 6 episodes • 2021–2022 — Firebite — Vampire King — 1 episodes • 2023 — Last King of the Cross — Det. Sgt Brian Crellan — 10 episodes • 2025 — Apple Cider Vinegar — Dr Phil — 1 episodes