Actor Nicholas Eadie, greatest recognized for Cop Store, The Henderson Children and Vietnam has died aged 67.
No reason behind demise has but been given. The Day by day Mail reports his physique was discovered at his Sydney house.
Eadie sustained a protracted profession throughout stage and display screen and was much-loved by his fellow performers.
He graduated from the Nationwide Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1980 touchdown the position of the good-looking Cons. Sam Phillips on Cop Store alongside Gil Tucker, Terry Norris for 138 episodes.
His subsequent massive TV position got here because the younger uncle to orphaned children Nadine Garner and Paul Smith within the fashionable Henderson Children drama, together with with a younger Kylie Minogue, Ben Mendelsohn and Alex Papps.
Nadine Garner, final yr informed TV Tonight, “Nicholas was divine again then. He was a younger man, a little bit of a star I believe, however, I don’t suppose he ever thought that Henderson Children was a car for him. He was taking part in an uncle in a child’s present. He was there with good grace, however I don’t suppose he was deeply invested within the undertaking or something. He was candy and humorous and type however his head was elsewhere for positive. However we have been very, very keen on one another and and we labored collectively years later in Taming of the Shrew. He performed Petruchio to my Kate again within the late ’90s.”
Different TV credit included Vietnam, The Lancaster-Miller Affair, Frontier, Australians, Tracks of Glory, Embassy, A Nation Observe, GP, Medivac, The Misplaced World, Halifax fp, Fragments of Struggle: The Story of Damien Parer, Beastmaster, The Society Murders and Underbelly Recordsdata: The Man Who Bought Away.
He additionally solid an ongoing cinema profession throughout Undercover, Jenny Kissed Me, The Man from Snowy River II, Celia, Blood Oath, Dad and Dave: On Our Choice and Jewboy.
On stage he appeared steadily from 1979 together with within the unique manufacturing of Holding the Man in 2006, plus productions of Two Weeks with the Queen, Two Brothers, Don’s Occasion, True West, Macbeth, A Midsummer Evening’s Dream, The Taming of the Shrew, performing with Sydney Theatre Firm, Melbourne Theatre Firm, Griffin Theatre, Stables Theatre, Phillip Road Theatre, St Martin’s Theatre, and Australian Shakespeare Firm within the Royal Botanical Gardens.
Vale Nicholas Eadie. An ideal actor, who I set to work with various occasions. One among life’s greatest scallywags.
Bit shocked.— Rhys Muldoon (@rhysam) January 22, 2025
Bon voyage Nicholas Eadie. An actor thrumming with savvy fact, harmful wit; an exhilarating artist.
— Toby Schmitz (@fallofasparrow) January 22, 2025
‘Vale, Nicholas Eadie, 1958 – 2025. I ship my deepest sympathy to all people who have been touched by this very particular artist and human being.’” – Will Conyers.
