Luke Hemsworth

Australian actor in Westworld

Luke Hemsworth - Performers & Entertainers born November 5th, 1980
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An Australian actor active in film and television. Portrayed Ashley Stubbs in the television series Westworld, receiving recognition for the role. Additionally, appeared in the series Neighbours and in the film The Anomaly. Has worked on various other projects, showcasing versatility in performance across multiple genres.

portrayed Ashley Stubbs in Westworld

appeared in Neighbours

featured in The Anomaly

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