Benjamin Rigby
Benjamin Rigby is an Australian actor, writer and producer. Early years and training. Rigby attended Scots PGC College where he excelled in drama, receiving the Drama Prize in his final year in 2005. He had previously attended Trinity Lutheran School at Ashmore on the Gold Coast. Rigby went on to study a Bachelor of Theatre Arts majoring in acting at University of Southern Queensland, graduating in 2009. Career. Since graduating, Rigby has appeared in a wide range of theatre, film, and television. He made his television debut in "Neighbours" as David Sheridan in 2011. In 2013 Rigby appeared  in "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" as Harry "The Hangman" Harper for the ABC. He appeared as a waiter in Garth Davis's Oscar nominated debut feature "Lion". In 2017, Rigby played Ledward in the short film "" and co-starred in the sequel to "Prometheus", "". In 2016, he wrote, produced and starred in "Bridge" which made its world premiere at the Palm Springs International Shortfest. He produced, wrote and starred in the short film "We're Not Here", which was executive produced by John Logan and won best screenplay at the Sydney Mardi Gras Film Festival as well as playing  festivals Melbourne International Film Festival and Outfest among others. In 2018, Rigby starred in Melbourne Theatre Company's production of "Abigail's Party". He appears as Bruce McLaren in the Oscar winning Ford v. Ferrari.