Matthew Nable is an accomplished Australian film and television actor, writer, and former professional rugby player. His career began on the rugby field, where he played for notable teams such as the Manly Sea Eagles and South Sydney Rabbitohs during the 1990s. Transitioning from sports to the arts, Nable made a significant impact with his debut film, “The Final Winter,” which he wrote and starred in, showcasing his passion for rugby and storytelling.

Following his initial success, Nable expanded his acting repertoire with roles in major films like “Killer Elite” and “Riddick,” where he demonstrated his versatility and ability to engage audiences. His portrayal of Ra’s al Ghul in The CW’s “Arrow” and its spin-off “Legends of Tomorrow” solidified his status as a prominent figure in the television landscape, earning him critical acclaim for bringing depth and charisma to the iconic character.

In addition to acting, Nable has made notable contributions as a writer, publishing several books, including “We Don’t Live Here Anymore” and “Faces in the Clouds,” which received positive reviews. His work on Channel 7’s “The Matty Johns Show” further highlights his ability to blend sports and entertainment, showcasing his comedic talents.

Nable continues to thrive in the industry, with recent projects including the Netflix series “Apple Cider Vinegar” and the film “Transfusion,” where he also took on writing and directing roles. His diverse skill set and dedication to his craft make Matthew Nable a remarkable talent in the Australian entertainment scene.