Liam McIntyre

Australian actor Liam McIntyre made his debut as a leading man on American television resuming the highly coveted title role of 'Spartacus' in the second season of Starz's record breaking series, SPARTACUS: VENGEANCE.

McIntyre starred as 'Spartacus,' the iconic Thracian warrior who led a slave revolt against the Roman Empire. Following the bloody escape from the House of Batiatus at the end of SPARTACUS: BLOOD AND SAND, the rebellion continues as 'Spartacus' and his followers begin to strike fear into the Roman republic. Leading a cast that features Lucy Lawless, Manu Bennett and Peter Mensah, SPARTACUS: VENGEANCE premiered in 2011 on Starz and was seen in over 50 countries around the world.

Before trying his hand at acting, McIntyre received his Bachelor's degree in Arts and Commerce before working in a management position at Village Cinemas in Australia that, ironically enough, helped to decide which films were going to be played at their theaters. Around this time, McIntyre began his career in Ireland after being convinced into appearing as the lead in a production of Shakespeare's MEASURE FOR MEASURE and has enjoyed a diverse career in Australia appearing in theater, television and films ever since. Notable theater parts include his roles in 12 ANGRY MEN and PROOF, both with the Malvern Theatre Company, TWELFTH NIGHT, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM and MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, all with GreenCyc, and in the Green Room Award winner for Best Independent Production, MACBETH: REARISEN with White Whale.

Past film roles include 'Luke Delaney' in THE DREAM CHILDREN and 'Simon' in EKTOPOS. McIntyre also recurred as 'Sergeant Matt Connor' on the Australian series, RUSH, as well as appeared on Australia's longest running drama, NEIGHBOURS, as 'Bradley Hewson.' McIntyre made his American debut as 'Bell Captain Lew' in HBO's Emmy and Golden Globe nominated hit, THE PACIFIC.

In his work behind the scenes, McIntyre wrote and produced the highly awarded short film SHOTGUN.

Millennium Entertainment