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Adam Stafford

Birthplace:
Melbourne, Australia

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Adam Stafford is an actor originating from Melbourne, Australia. Adam is best known for his character roles such as Geomancer/Adam Fells in The Flash (2016). More recently, Adam is soon to be seen playing the role of Mark Waterman in the much anticipated NBC Crime Drama, The InBetween (2019). He will also be acting alongside Academy Award Winner/Nominees Kevin Costner, Diane Lane and Lesley Manville as Marvin Weboy in Let Him Go (2020). This year, Adam has already been seen as Buddy Jackson in Warner Brothers hit show iZombie (2019), and Arch Houghton in The Twilight Zone (2019), alongside Oscar Nominee Greg Kinnear. He has played the role of Kevin Bradley in the critically acclaimed series Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2013) and Hugh Masterson in The Doctor Blake Mysteries (2015).  Adam graduated with an acting degree at the world prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA), joining NIDA's past globally esteemed alumni such as Mel Gibson, Cate Blanchette, Hugo weaving and many other award winning actors.  Whilst completing his studies, Adam worked with some of the world's best acting coaches and industry professionals in both theater and screen.

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