Callan McAuliffe Biography: Age, Height, Boyfriend, Instagram, Net Worth, Parents, Wikipedia

Callan McAuliffe is a talented Australian actor who has established himself in Hollywood and beyond with his versatile performances in film and television.

He began acting at the age of eight, quickly rising from local TV roles to starring in major films such as “Flipped” (2010) and “The Great Gatsby” (2013).

Profile

• Full Name: Callan Ryan Claude McAuliffe
• Stage Name: Callan McAuliffe
• Born: January 24, 1995
• Age: 30 years old
• Birthplace: Clontarf, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
• Nationality: Australian
• Occupation: Actor, Philanthropist
• Height: 178 cm (5 ft 10 in)
• Religion: Christianity
• Parents: Roger McAuliffe, Claudia Keech
• Siblings: None
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $2 million to $3 million

Early Life & Education

Callan McAuliffe was born on January 24, 1995, in Clontarf, a suburb of Sydney, Australia, to Roger McAuliffe, an author and journalist, and Claudia Keech, a media professional and magazine owner.

Raised as an only child in a supportive household, Callan’s ethnicity is a mix of Irish, Sephardi Jewish, and English, with two grandparents of Irish descent and a Sephardi Jewish great-great-grandfather from Jamaica.

His Christian upbringing provided a foundation of values that he carries into his work. Growing up in Sydney’s vibrant arts scene, Callan showed an early love for performing, singing in his school choir and acting in school plays.

Callan attended Scots College, an all-boys school in Bellevue Hill, Sydney, where he was a head chorister and achieved high distinction in the London Trinity College of Music musical theatre exams in 2008.

He also secured a drama scholarship at the Australian Institute of Performing Arts and studied drama at UCLA at the age of 13.

Later, he trained with Screenwise and Sydney Theatre Company’s Alan Flower to refine his acting skills. His education focused heavily on the performing arts, complementing his early career start.

Career

Callan began acting at the age of eight, landing roles in Australian TV shows such as Comedy Inc. (2007), Blue Water High (2008), and Packed to the Rafters (2009).

His big break came in 2010 when he auditioned for and won the lead role of Bryce Loski in Rob Reiner’s Flipped, a coming-of-age film that earned him international praise.

In 2011, he played Sam Goode in the Steven Spielberg-produced I Am Number Four and young Quick Lamb in the Australian miniseries Cloudstreet. His role as young Jay Gatsby in Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby (2013) won him a Young Artist Award.

Callan continued to appear in films such as Beneath the Harvest Sky (2013), Robot Overlords (2014), The Stanford Prison Experiment (2015), and The Legend of Ben Hall (2017).

From 2017 to 2022, he portrayed Alden in The Walking Dead, cementing his status as a versatile actor. In 2023, he led Amazon’s “Him and Her,” and in 2024, he starred as Woody in “The Duel” alongside Dylan Sprouse. Callan’s philanthropy includes serving as a UNICEF Australia ambassador since 2013 and supporting the Wolf Connection, a program for at-risk teenagers. He also wrote his first novel, The Hill Ghost, announced in 2017.

Awards & Nominations

• 2011: Won Best Young Actor, AACTA Awards (Beneath Hill 60)
• 2012: Won Best Young Actor, Australian Film Institute Awards (Tomorrow, When the War Began)
• 2014: Won Best Performance in a Feature Film – Supporting Young Actor, Young Artist Awards (The Great Gatsby)
• 2015: Nominated for Film Critics Circle of Australia Award (The Great Gatsby)
• 2016: Nominated for Best Supporting Actor, TVB Anniversary Awards (The Walking Dead)

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @callanmcauliffe
• Facebook: Callan McAuliffe

Personal Life

Callan McAuliffe, 30, is single and has no children. Standing at 178 cm (5 ft 10 in), he maintains a fit physique through regular visits to the gym.

He keeps his romantic life private, with past rumours linking him to actresses Ariel Winter and Charlotte Wilson, though he never confirmed these relationships.

Callan enjoys reading books like “Life of Pi” and “The Hobbit,” watching films like “Inception” and “The Lord of the Rings,” and engaging in creative hobbies like writing.

His philanthropy, including work with UNICEF Australia and the Wolf Connection, reflects his commitment to helping others.

Filmography

• Comedy Inc. (2007, TV series) – Various roles
• Blue Water High (2008, TV series) – Ben
• Packed to the Rafters (2009 TV series) – Recurring role
• Franswa Sharl (2009, short film)
• Flipped (2010, film) – Bryce Loski.
• I Am Number Four (2011, film) – Sam Goode.
• Cloudstreet (2011, miniseries) – Young Quick Lamb
• Underground: The Julian Assange Story (2012, TV movie) – Teenage friend
• The Great Gatsby (2013, film) – Young Jay Gatsby
• Beneath the Harvest Sky (2013, film) – Dominic Roy
• Robot Overlords (2014, film) – Sean Flynn
• The Stanford Prison Experiment (2015, film) – Supporting role
• Hacker (2016, film)
• The Legend of Ben Hall (2017, film)
• The Walking Dead (2017–2022, TV series) – Alden
• Summer Night (2019, film)
• Him and Her (2023, film) – Him
• The Duel (2024, film) – WoodyComedy Inc. (2007, TV series) – Various roles
• Blue Water High (2008, TV series) – Ben
• Packed to the Rafters (2009 TV series) – Recurring role
• Franswa Sharl (2009, short film)
• Flipped (2010, film) – Bryce Loski.
• I Am Number Four (2011, film) – Sam Goode.
• Cloudstreet (2011, miniseries) – Young Quick Lamb
• Underground: The Julian Assange Story (2012, TV movie) – Teenage friend
• The Great Gatsby (2013, film) – Young Jay Gatsby
• Beneath the Harvest Sky (2013, film) – Dominic Roy
• Robot Overlords (2014, film) – Sean Flynn
• The Stanford Prison Experiment (2015, film) – Supporting role
• Hacker (2016, film)
• The Legend of Ben Hall (2017, film)
• The Walking Dead (2017–2022, TV series) – Alden
• Summer Night (2019, film)
• Him and Her (2023, film) – Him
• The Duel (2024, film) – Woody

Net Worth

Callan McAuliffe’s net worth is estimated to be between $2 million and $3 million.

His income comes from his acting roles in films and TV, including major projects like The Walking Dead and The Great Gatsby, as well as endorsements and his work as a UNICEF ambassador.

His growing career and upcoming projects, such as The Duel, continue to boost his earnings.