martin dingle wall

Martin Dingle Wall was born on July 22, 1971, in Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia. He gained early recognition in Australia for his role as Dr. Flynn Saunders in the soap opera ‘Home & Away’ from 2001 to 2002, earning a Logie Nomination for ‘Most Popular New Talent’. His acting career in Australia also included series such as ‘Satisfaction’, ‘Underbelly – A Tale of Two Cities’, and ‘Rescue Special Ops’. In 2010, he starred in his own police drama, ‘COPS L.A.C.’, playing lead character Rhys Llewellyn.

Transitioning to international projects, Dingle Wall relocated to Los Angeles in 2013. He appeared in the film ‘Strangerland’ (2015) alongside Nicole Kidman and Joseph Fiennes, which premiered at Sundance. He took on the romantic lead in ‘All that Jam’ (2016), a film shot in Russia where he performed entirely in Russian. He then starred as Warren Novac in the action thriller ‘Happy Hunting’ (2017), which received critical acclaim, achieving a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes from reviewers, and multiple awards including ‘Best Actor’ for Dingle Wall. Following this, he filmed ‘Gun Shy’ (2017) in Chile with Antonio Banderas and Olga Kurylenko. More recently, he played Will Scott, an ex-FBI agent and cryptographer, in the series ‘Cypher’ and Luke Hadler in ‘The Dry’ (2020) opposite Eric Bana.

As a producer, Dingle Wall produced and starred in the feature film ‘The Nothing Men’ (2010), which was nominated for the Panavision Spirit Award for Independent Cinema at The Santa Barbara International Film Festival and holds a 100% Rotten Tomatoes Audience score. He is also recognized for pioneering the RED camera in the Southern Hemisphere through his company, Alchemy Film Productions P/L. In 2012, he played the title role in the award-winning play ‘ANACONDA’ at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, which won the Festival and was nominated as one of the Top 10 Theatre Productions by the GLAAD Awards.