Known for his dashing looks and acting skills, Luke Arnold is one of the best Australian actors. He is an excellent swordsman and sword choreographer with a deep monotone voice that has earned him a host of fans and admirers.
Arnold is a rising star and has at least one award and several nominations to his name.
Luke Arnold Bio, wiki
Luke Arnold was born on the 31st day of May 1984 in Adelaide, South Australia. Although Luke Arnold was born in Adelaide and received his primary education there, he spent most of his high school years in Sydney, New South Wales.
He would later move to the Sunshine Coast ofQueensland where he completed his secondary education at Sunshine Beach High School. Despite the fact that he started getting stunt roles (due to his swordsmanship skills) at age 18 (the 2003 Peter Pan movie), in order to gain acting knowledge and hone his acting skills, Luke had to attend the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) at Edith Cowan University (Mount Lawley campus in Perth, Western Australia), from which he graduated in 2006.
Luke’s prolific career has earned him film credits both in Australia and overseas. The same year he graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), he took part in a short video called “One Perfect Day”.
His acting roles
He played Rhys Plaidy in the Australian TV series “McLeod’s Daughters” (2007). In 2008, Luke was cast as Jago and Muz in Australian TV series ‘The Elephant Princess’ and ‘The Strip’ respectively.
In 2009, he played the role of Constable Elliot Ryan in the TV series “Rush” and Rick Jones in 2 episodes of the Australian TV series “Rescue Special Ops”. He then landed his first major film role as Tommy McAlpine in Dagen Merill’s “Broken Hill.”
In 2010, Luke Arnold starred in an episode of HBO’s TV series “The Pacific”, he also played Tim as well as Damian in the short film “Letters to Sally”. Luke has starred in ‘City Homicide’ (TV series), ‘Twentysomething’ (TV series), ‘Dealing with Destiny’ (movie), and ‘The Tunnel’ (movie); all in 2011.
Luke showed his expertise and versatility in the film “How to be a man” (2013), he was the production assistant. In 2014, he then played Michael Hutchence (an Australian musician, who founded the rock band called INXS) in the Australian mini-series “INXS: Never Tear Us Apart” based on the real life rock band INXS.
He played the role of John Silver (a pirate) in the Starz American historical adventure television series titled “Black Sails”. Most of the characters he’s played have gotten him noticed and noticed (most recently in 2017 when he appeared in all 6 episodes of the Australian ABC TV series “Glitch” and played the role of Freedom in American Comedy; “Half Magic”).
Luke Arnold has a flair for music, but he preferred his acting to the music. He plays the ukulele for fun when he can.
Girlfriend of Luke Arnold
Luke Arnold is a very handsome and physically built man; it’s no wonder the ladies seem smitten with him. However, what is surprising is the fact that there is very little to no spirit over his love life.
He secretly dated ‘Black Sails’ co-star Jessica Parker in 2014 and although it has never been confirmed by any of them, reputable sources have good reason to believe this story. The couple ended things as clandestinely as they started.
He claims to be currently single and blames it on his constant work travels. So it’s safe to say that he’s only focused on his career, at least for now. His explanations however, as honest as they were, did not stop rumors that he might be gay from flying.
Waist and body measurements
Luke Arnold is 5ft 9in (1.75m) tall and weighs 149 lbs. (67.6kg); which is a perfect body weight for his height.
His chest and waist measurements are not available at the moment, but he has a slim and athletic fit, which is obviously due to spending a lot of time in the gym.