Ben Chapple is an Australian actor better known for his work on TV shows and short films such as Playing For Keeps, Hy Brain, Mosman Now, and Campus Police. Ben is also an extremely qualified prose writer. He wrote several episodes of the Campus Cops TV show and also reviewed movies for magazines such as Woman’s Day, The AU Review, Vertigo News, Woman’s Weekly, Time Out, and more.

Ten details about Ben Chapple

1. Ben Chapple was born on 21 August 1994 (age: 26) in Sydney, New South Wales. He sits at an altitude of 6 feet 1.5 inches.
2. Ben was a young age film nerd. He also wasted his pocket money purchasing DVD movies or making inexpensive videos.
3. As a youth, Ben played rugby at St. Aloysius College in Sydney. He also studied Law and Literature at the University of Technology in Sydney.
4. As a comedy sketch writer, he got into the entertainment. He has written, performed, and directed the most popular Revue in Sydney for almost three years.
5. Chapple entered the Western Australian Performing Arts Academy (WAAPA) in 2017. He graduated from college in 2019 with a Bachelor’s degree in acting.
6. The actor stayed quiet on the matter of his love life. He appears to have a near relationship with actress Jessica Veitch, but the two are yet to come out as romantic partners.
7. Besides acting, Ben also likes to take part in social events. In 2010, he served as a tutor for troubled aboriginal children. He also volunteered as a tutor to the Jesuits the same year.
8. Chapple is a professional guitarist. He plays instruments like bass guitar and baritone, and he also has a relaxing voice.
9. As a writer, Ben has written an award-winning play called Briony. He was also nominated for the 2017 Patrick White Playwrights Award.
10. Since 2017, Ben has been represented by the talent company RGM Artists.

Facts of Ben Chapple