Corey Page(I)

Corey Page has the dramatic weight and intensity of Brian Cranston, with lighter fare, Corey brings to mind the mischievous flair of Robert Downey Jr. and the quirky sex appeal of Johnny Depp. Corey can transform and embody character roles with emotional depth and charm. Corey's most recent work can be seen in season two of the successful Australian drama RFDS (Network 7) where he plays Rhys the flirtatious town vet. Corey first came to public attention from his work on the Australian hit series Heartbreak High (Netflix), in which he played Steve Wiley. This gave him his first break in the television industry. He has also appeared in other film television projects such as White Collar Blue, McLeod's Daughters, Cops LAC, Providence, and Home And Away. His first international breakthrough came when he was cast in The City alongside Morgan Fairchild, playing her characters illegitimate Australian son. He is every fan favourite in the comedy hit, Dead Man On Campus, where he played the faux suicidal show-tune singing Matt Noonan. Corey is a baritone his sound is a cross between Nick Cave and Johnny Cash. Corey was the drama coach on the Australian coming-of-age film Newcastle. Corey has worked and trained in Australia and The United States. Corey studied at Flinders University Drama Center in South Australia for acting and with Stephen Book in Los Angeles for acting.