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Luke Edward Anthony (born 5 December 1976) is an Australian actor, director and screenwriter. He is a two-time finalist of the Sundance Institute screenwriting labs and a recipient of the New South Wales Film and Television Office Emerging Filmmaker's Fund. Anthony is also notable for receiving the SBS Audience Choice Award at Flickerfest for his short film, White Bread, which was mentored by Neil Armfield. His stage work includes Aristophane's Birds at the iconic Sydney Opera House. He is also an accomplished set decorator, working predominantly on Masterchef Australia.

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  • Luke Edward Anthony (born 5 December 1976) is an Australian actor, director and screenwriter. He is a two-time finalist of the Sundance Institute screenwriting labs and a recipient of the New South Wales Film and Television Office Emerging Filmmaker's Fund. Anthony is also notable for receiving the SBS Audience Choice Award at Flickerfest for his short film, White Bread, which was mentored by Neil Armfield. His stage work includes Aristophane's Birds at the iconic Sydney Opera House. He is also an accomplished set decorator, working predominantly on Masterchef Australia. (en)
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  • Luke Edward Anthony (born 5 December 1976) is an Australian actor, director and screenwriter. He is a two-time finalist of the Sundance Institute screenwriting labs and a recipient of the New South Wales Film and Television Office Emerging Filmmaker's Fund. Anthony is also notable for receiving the SBS Audience Choice Award at Flickerfest for his short film, White Bread, which was mentored by Neil Armfield. His stage work includes Aristophane's Birds at the iconic Sydney Opera House. He is also an accomplished set decorator, working predominantly on Masterchef Australia. (en)
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